One easy question

[BooYare]

Together with my friend, we want to open OTS. I have all data files on my computer disk and my friend joined me not long ago. So one easy question, where can I put a very cheap server so that we can both change anything. Now I dont not need expensive dedicated server. I want to make it work smoothly for 2-3 people 24/7.


SORRY FOR MY ENG!

 

[tetra20]

Your PC or a VPS(there are ones which run at 512mbs ram)

 

[Colandus]

Maybe host a repository on github or bitbucket (free option if you want private repositories). This way, you and your friends can "upload" your changes to a common server, although you each need to "download" these changes every time.

 

[Raggaer]

Maybe host a repository on github or bitbucket (free option if you want private repositories). This way, you and your friends can "upload" your changes to a common server, although you each need to "download" these changes every time.

You can use github webhooks to merge changes on the server

 

[BooYare]

I mean to the server also by activities, and always would see changes in logging to game. VPS will be good? What minimum specification? It is 7.4 server

 

[Amiroslo]

This is a really great one, I used it before
https://m.do.co/c/5128bc7800ea

Use this link and both me and you will get free $$ to use once you register

 

[Shyzoul]

Maybe host a repository on github or bitbucket (free option if you want private repositories). This way, you and your friends can "upload" your changes to a common server, although you each need to "download" these changes every time.

You can use github webhooks to merge changes on the server

why you'd use a third party dependency and do this mess to merge a commit while you can download gitlab and open your private git repository manager? btw it has a a bunch of features that github/bitbucket doesnt provide,such as creating environments, pipelines, CI and more, i see no reason to use github/bitbucket as a service.

 

[Michael Orsino]

If you don't require development features and you're only working with a small team, dropbox is a very effective and free option.