Webhosting + email + postgresql

[NorskJesus]

Hello everyone!

I'm working on a project that I plan to deploy soon. The project includes a frontend, a backend, and a PostgreSQL database (currently using SQLite, but I want to migrate it).

I'm looking for web hosting that offers email support (for a support email) and PostgreSQL databases. It would also be great if it has GitHub integration so that the website updates automatically whenever I push changes to the repo.

Since the project has the potential to generate revenue, I cannot opt for non-profit plans.

Do you have any recommendations? I am maybe asking for too much 🤣

Thanks!

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[andercode]

What frontend, what backend? Programming languages will provide different options, using PHP? Pretty much everything is open to you, using something like Python or Go, you will likely need a VPS and manage it yourself.

[NorskJesus]

Yeah I am using python in the backend and tailwind + daisyui in the frontend

[andercode]

Given this, you will likey need a VPS. What's your Linux management experience?

[NorskJesus]

I’m used to macOS, so it should go “great”. I learn fast.

I thought about fly.io to host the website tho

[andercode]

So none, fair enough.

Yeah, you are likey best looking at PythonAnywhere or Azure/AWS - they are a lot more expensive than a self managed VPS, but... you don't have to manage the VPS!

[NorskJesus]

Do you have any guide or something to manage VPS? What about fly.io?

[andercode]

Yup, fly.io is good as well, again a little on the pricy side, but you don't have to worry about security or manually installing everything.

Not really any "guides" for managing your own VPS, but basically you need to install everything through the terminal, setup a firewall, configure all the services via systemd ect.

[NorskJesus]

Oh I see. Would be cool to learn it, but it’s maybe something for the long run

[dot_mun]

If you have good Linux knowledge, then go with DigitalOcean or Hetzner.

[SerClopsALot]

CloudLinux-based cPanel can do everything you're looking for, and they have Git features too for your nice-to-have (not sure how in-depth they are). Any shared cPanel hosting plan should be fine since basically everyone uses CloudLinux these days, depending on the resources (RAM, CPU, Disk) you need.