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I will deploy your python or java app on a linux server with nginx
About this Gig
Are you looking for a reliable developer to deploy your Python or Java application on a Linux server?
I will set up your app professionally with Nginx as a reverse proxy, so it runs 24/7 without interruptions.
What I offer:
Python (Flask, FastAPI, Django) or Java (Spring Boot, plain JAR) deployment
Nginx reverse proxy configuration
Systemd service setup (app restarts automatically if server reboots)
SSL certificate (HTTPS) with Let's Encrypt
Firewall configuration (UFW)
Environment variables and secrets management
Basic monitoring and error logging
What I need from you:
Access to your VPS or server (SSH credentials)
Your application code (GitHub repo or ZIP file)
Any environment variables your app needs
Why work with me:
I run my own Linux server with multiple production applications, Nginx, and WireGuard VPN. I don't just know the theory I do this every day.
Have questions before ordering? Send me a message, I always respond fast.
Tools:
Docker
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GitLab
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Jenkins
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Maven
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Gradle
Frameworks:
Npm
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Ansible
Programming language:
Bash
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Java
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Python
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PowerShell
Expertise:
Installation
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Debugging
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Configuration
FAQ
What do I need to provide to get started?
I need SSH access to your server, your application code (GitHub link or ZIP), and a list of any environment variables your app uses. That's it — I handle the rest.
Do you support shared hosting?
No, I work with VPS or dedicated servers running Ubuntu/Debian Linux. If you don't have a VPS yet, I can recommend affordable options starting at $4/month.
What happens if something breaks after delivery?
I include free support for 3 days after delivery. If something stops working due to my configuration, I will fix it at no extra cost.
Can you deploy an app I'm still developing?
Yes, as long as the app runs locally on your machine, I can deploy it to your server. I can also set up automatic redeployment from GitHub when you push new code.
