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Build a web application on your Linux virtual machine and set up web services such as Apache or Nginx.
# yum install -y httpd
# echo "This web server is working" > /var/www/html
# systemctl enable --now httpd ; systemctl status httpd
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=httpd
# firewall-cmd --reload
# yum install -y npm
# npm install -g localtunnel
# lt --port 80 &
lt --port 80
your url is: https://curvy-books-sneeze.loca.lt
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/localtunnel/bin/lt.js:80
This link address is your web application's public address, paste this link to your recruiter, friends, group, or manager so they can see what you shared, or for advanced uses, you can set a reverse proxy instance on the cloud instance, and that instances will listen on port 80 and redirect on this link address. after that, you can set that cloud instance IP to the domain name server.
A practical scenario for a big project to save money to spend on cloud resources
In this project, all resources are created on a localhost virtual machine for example
Git ---------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
Git Gub ---------> Already on the web
Jenkins ------------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
Docker Hub ----------> Already on the web
AWS --------------------> We are not using it
Kubernetes ----------------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
Ansible -----------------------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
Terraform -----------------------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
Grafana ---------------------------> VM Linux (Bridge Network)
# yum install -y npm
# npm install -g localtunnel
# lt --port 80 &
lt --port 80
your url is: https://curvy-books-sneeze.loca.lt
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/localtunnel/bin/lt.js:<App-Port>
Local tunnel:- https://localtunnel.me/