hey java developers , where do you host your Java/SpringBoot (backend) projects for free , to show live demo?

[u/Sure-Willow5490]

i have to host my Java project to give a live button on my resume , frontend i have hosted freely on vercel , but for backend im looking something free, AWS bills are too high , I want something for free.

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[u/advancedor96]

I use Google Cloud Platform to host my spring boot backend! (free)

[u/Gregmix88]

Google cloud platform has free tiers, both for containerized and VM envs, also DBs and such

[u/ManuDV]

My own computer

[u/aliniaz]

I use hetzner; not free but dirt cheap in rates.

[u/Sure-Willow5490 → u/aliniaz]

Thanks, i will check it out.

[u/Dense-Ad-3247]

Heroku

[u/Sure-Willow5490 → u/Dense-Ad-3247]

Hey is it free?

[u/Dense-Ad-3247 → u/Sure-Willow5490]

It has tiers. No free tier anymore.

[u/Sure-Willow5490 → u/Dense-Ad-3247]

Ohh ok

[u/AdministrativeHost15 → u/Sure-Willow5490]

$30 per month. But Salesforce has sunsetted it so its not a long-term solution.

[u/gerbosan]

Something I would like to have clarified is, you guys are having your products prepared for production, right?

[u/Sufficiently-Brainy]

host it in your own laptop (if you use docker and stuff you should not be asking this question) .. anyways just host it from your own laptop .. and use ngrok in case you are under a double nat or do not have a static IP or dont want to deal with setting up domain and stuff .. if not under a double NAT then use any DDNS client and then if you have a domain just connect it to that and just show the demo

[u/usedtoswimfast → u/Sufficiently-Brainy]

🤡

[u/loslaDroness]

Oracle cloud has a good always free services. Just grab the always free instance (i think it has like one core and 1gb ram). They also give 250 dollars in credits that last for 30 days.

[u/Foreign-Contest-444]

Heroku might also have something for you.

[u/arshbio009]

I often just borrow my friend’s server for it

but then again not everyone has a friend like that

[u/gerbosan → u/arshbio009]

You can introduce him here. You know, we need to know more interesting people.