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56        <h1 id="section/MyDigitalBacon">Hosting on MyDigitalBacon.com</h1>
57        <p>The easiest way to host your project is by going to <a href="https://mydigitalbacon.com">MyDigitalBacon.com</a>, creating an account, and then uploading your project there. A free tier is available for you to try it out with no need to enter any payment information</p>
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67        <h1 id="section/GitHub">Hosting on GitHub</h1>
68        <p>For those with web development experience, hosting your Digital Bacon website on GitHub is arguably the easiest self hosting solution. Just follow the steps below to host it on GitHub</p>
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70          <li><a href="https://github.com/kalegd/DigitalBaconSampleProject">Fork this repository</a> (feel free to name it whatever you like)</li>
71          <li>Go to your forked version of the repository</li>
72          <li>Replace my-project.zip with your Digital Bacon project file</li>
73          <li>Go to Settings -&gt; Pages</li>
74          <li>Set the source to main (or whatever your desired branch name is)</li>
75          <li>Save your GitHub Page settings</li>
76          <li>GitHub will present you the URL to access your website! (It may take a few minutes for the website to be running</li>
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78        <p>See the below images for further guidance</p>
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88        <h1 id="section/AWS">Hosting on AWS</h1>
89        <p>There a many different ways to host a Digital Bacon website on AWS. We'll be going over a simple solution that sets up a static website on S3 using the instructions below. This guide assumes prior familiarity with GitHub and AWS</p>
90        <p class="italic">Please note, hosting on AWS does cost money, please check their current prices for more information</p>
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92Sign into your AWS account (or create one if you do not already have one)</li>
93          <li>Create an S3 Bucket</li>
94          <li>Clone the contents of the sample project in <a href="https://github.com/kalegd/DigitalBaconSampleProject">this GitHub repository</a> into a local workspace</li>
95          <li>Replace my-project.zip with your Digital Bacon project file</li>
96          <li>Copy the contents of your workspace into the S3 Bucket</li>
97          <li>Go the the Properties section of your S3 Bucket</li>
98          <li>Scroll down to the Static website hosting section and click the Edit button</li>
99          <li>Make sure "Enable" and "Host a static website" are both checked</li>
100          <li>Use index.html for the Index document (unless you have changed the name of the document)</li>
101          <li>Save your changes</li>
102          <li>Find your website URL in the Static website hosting section</li>
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104        <p>To support VR headsets, you will need to serve your website over https instead of http. This can be done by having a domain name, ssl certificate, and setting up a Cloudfront distribution. You can find many resources for hosting online</p>
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