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Go in Plain English: Creating your First WebServer

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Published Oct 03, 2019
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Oct 16, 2019

Hi Naman,

 

I'd recommend you go through a Full Stack web development course. There are too many things involved. You can use your company's domain and create a subdomain or maybe an existing domain, so many options. For the HTML, CSS and JS files you can spin up a web server in the cloud with Apache or NGINX and copy the files to them. When it comes to logging in securely, you need to use an authentication method. Some companies already have a single-sign-on service ready to go so it's heavily dependent on the circumstances surrounding you. Apologies for late reply but I only noticed there was a commend now here.

 

All the best,

Rodrigo