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How do I host my worlds? #254

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Janus worlds can be hosted anywhere you would host a normal website. Your worlds are defined using markup in your HTML files, and assets are stored as static files on your server, wherever you might normally store your images and other media assets.

For instance, Janus can be hosted in the following ways:

  • As a self-hosted static website (Apache, nginx, simplehttpserver, etc)
  • In the ~/public_html/ directory on your shell provider
  • Neocities.org
  • Github Pages
  • Shared commercial website hosting
  • AWS static S3 site
  • CDN (Cloudfront, CloudFlare, Akamai, etc)
  • P2P hosting (IPFS, DAT protocol, Hypercore, etc)
  • Squarespace
  • ...and many more

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jbaicoianu
Apr 7, 2023
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