Congratulations!
Side note, did you want the symfony explorer to show up for people? https://feddit.online/_profiler/a687ea?panel=db
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Yeah the Symfony Toolbar shows up at the bottom of the homepage for me. I've never used Symfony before, but it looks like a developer tool, not something you want running in your production environment. ;) @Jerry
Yep, i saw secret keys, passwords, usernames and more just glancing at the Toolbar, he should change it ASAP
it is still like that. After 2 days. I actually believe that such low effort "contributions" to the fediverse are causing more harm than good.
I was looking through that and was thinking it was just reporting on the server configuration, but nope, all .env values are right there and nicely formatted. Yeesh.
Wow. Nice!. Is there an option to make it available, or would I just link to it in the "about" page?
Might want to change the settings so this isnt public. I can see the actual info of these settings, and so can anyone else.
$_ENV[POSTGRES_USER]
$_ENV[POSTGRES_PASSWORD]
I think it should only be enabled in the dev environment for debugging. You might need to change the APP_ENV and/or APP_DEBUG environment variables.
Since you have experience, can I ask how much you expect it to cost to run? I have a couple decades in IT, an AWS cert, a great domain name, and a bit of disposable income. I’m thinking of putting one up myself.
The cost depends on who you use for hosting. I use Digital Ocean which is a bit more expensive than others, like Hetzner, but Digital Ocean has some additional services that make life a bit easier, so I use it.
I also use Cloudflare for caching and protection, but it's free for hobbyists and small businesses.
There are some small costs for keeping snapshots. Less than a couple of dollars/month.
At Digital Ocean, a 4 vCPU, 8GB server is $48/month. Snapshots might be a couple more dollars a month. I'm currently running KBIN on a server half this size but I will be bumping it up to the $48/month option in the next few days.
Another incidental cost would be domain name registration.
I can't think of anything else you would need to pay for.
DB would be a big one, no? Not sure what Kbin is using, but DB costs tend to be meaningful as well, especially since depending on how the app is designed the usage requirements can sort of parity the app hosting requirements itself. Plus storage, but that can be more variable depending on how robust you want it to be. Ie S3 is pretty robust but it's expensive, etc.
It uses PostgrSQL. I'm paying an extra $2/month to keep the database on an external drive. So far, it's only using 151 MB of the 20 GB. I don't think I'll run out of space for a while. But, this weekend, the larger server I move to will come with an 80 GB drive so I don't think I really need an external drive. Currently, the DB doesn't cost anything extra.
But, you reminded me, there is a cost to keeping a database backup. My server is in NYC1. I have an S3 bucket in NYC3 that will be use to hold 5 days of daily database backup, compressed. I pay $5/month for the 250 GB Digital Ocean S3 bucket, I believe.