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The Easy Way to Host A Website on Your Raspberry Pi

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Want to learn how to host a website on your raspberry pi with a single command? Well you’ve come to the right place. In this video we will show you how to SSH into your Raspberry Pi device and install the #NGINX web server software as well as stand up a website that responds to localhost and is available on your local network.

Outline
Intro 0:00 – 0:25
SSH Into RPI 0:25 – 0:36
Elevate to Root 0:36 – 0:55
Install NGINX 0:55 – 1:30
Curl Localhost 1:30 – 1:41
Find IP Address of Raspberry Pi 2:40 – 3:01
Edit Website HTML 3:30 – 4:55

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by Data Slayer

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13 thoughts on “The Easy Way to Host A Website on Your Raspberry Pi

  • lol the most complicated way I've ever seen someone modify a text file but fair enough, still had some good points

  • What good is it, if it's not publicly accessible?

  • The html file is read only for me

  • I wonder if its any fast. Lets say we have 100 people around the world at the same time on the website🤔

  • very unclear instructions fr how to publish changes

  • I would enjoy this video more if it was as clear with the steps in the beginning as the ones in the end, I don't understand the steps you take at the end after you edited in vim, would have been easier also if you were more clear on how you did that : )

  • Does my raspberry pi needs to be turned on all the time for my website to be online?

  • can we secure this host website i mean like HTTPS NOW IT IS SHOWING NOT SECURED

    GREAT WORK THANK YOU

  • May I ask why you use 'apt-get' when you only need to use 'apt'?

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