DHDeploy Hatchindeployhatch.hashnode.dev·Sep 3 · 9 min readHow to Host a Python Script 24/7 Without a VPSRunning a Python script is easy. Keeping one running reliably after you close your laptop is where things get more complicated. Maybe you built a Discord bot. Maybe it’s an automation script that poll10
DHDeploy Hatchindeployhatch.hashnode.dev·Sep 2 · 11 min readHow to Deploy a Discord.js Bot From GitHub Without SSHBuilding a Discord bot locally is usually the easy part. You install Node.js, create your Discord application, add discord.js, write a few commands, run node index.js, and your bot comes online. Then 00
DHDeploy Hatchindeployhatch.hashnode.dev·Sep 1 · 7 min readKeeping Docker Containers Running When a Deployment Worker RestartsWhen you first build a deployment system, it's easy to accidentally tie the lifetime of a workload to the lifetime of the process managing it. A worker starts. It receives a deployment job, builds the00
DHDeploy Hatchindeployhatch.hashnode.dev·Aug 31 · 7 min readHow to Deploy a Python App From GitHubGetting a Python application working locally is usually the easy part. Keeping it running somewhere else is where deployment starts introducing extra work. You need a machine, a Python runtime, depend00
DHDeploy Hatchindeployhatch.hashnode.dev·Aug 30 · 11 min readWhat Actually Happens After You Click Deploy?Deployment interfaces make the process look deceptively simple. You connect a repository, configure a few settings, and click: Deploy. A few moments later, hopefully, your application is running. But 00