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You can deploy apps with your node operators valid SSL certificates.

They are located in following directories:
/contract/cfg/tlscert.pem
/contract/cfg/tlskey.pem


It took me a bit longer than I would like to admit to figure this out...

The hotpocket core is sending standard inputs to the evernode instance in JSON format. With bash, you can fetch it and read it. Here's an example where I fetch the payload and store it in a log file that is on the outside of the contract folder. (/contract/contract_fs/seed) In this particular code I...

A PWA App is an application that can be saved to a various set of devices without using traditional app platforms. You can install a PWA app straight to your phone without signing up anywhere. This tutorial is meant to get you started on your PWA app :) 1. Get started with NodeJS by following the 1-...

let's say I created a website in the selected country, where to take visitors and traffic to the site, so that it would transfer income?Or what is it for , I can rent a vps and deploy a website .Will it not be considered decentralized? This is a cool thing for several reasons: 1. You can take advan...

When hosting applications on evernode instances you can't assume that it comes with a wildcard certificate, and even if it does, you probably can't access it from within the docker container. This is problematic as https is increasingly important. There are probably a lot of solutions to this, but t...

OK. Moderator, please develop this thread further. What will it give, where to get traffic to the site then for its operation? You will have a website up and running on an evernode instance. The magic here is that you can launch several of these anytime and anywhere. That's truly fascinating! :D

I just looked into a solution for SSL certificates, I used freedomain.one to create a free domain (developer purposes) and then zerossl.com to generate certificates for it. Of the certificates I placed certificate.crt and private.key into my longrunning folder. After that, I modified my index.js to ...

This post will explain how you can get something showing on an evernode instance, as a tenant. Originally the idea of Evernode isn't to run webpages like this, but I believe that decentralized hosting with various front-end usecases are the right path forward for decentralized applications. Most dec...