You can deploy your application on a public server and host it on a domain of choice without any hassle of configuring it or using containers. Currently only Go is supported.

By leveraging systemd and caddy. The app will create a systemd service of minimal configuration. After that, caddy (a very powerful web server) will start the web server and setup everything including HTTPS.

The config.yaml file needs to be adjusted according to your application.

app:
  name: example-app # name of your application
  repo_url: https://github.com/thebigbone/load-balancer # github repo
  directory: load-balancer # directory to clone the repo
  language: go # only go is supported for now
  domain: example.com # domain pointed to your public IP
  proxy: localhost:8090 # address of the service running
  arguments: # arguments required for your application
    - "-port"
    - "8090"

Note: Point your public IP address to the domain name.

• install go
• install caddy
• cd cmd
• run go build . or go run . for running the application.