ICYMI: I'll be writing a step by step tutorial on how to create an ecommerce store powered by open-source tools (WordPress, WooCommerce and BTCPay Server), step by step, with no steps skipped. Here's quick GIF of the illustrations I've been preparing. Intended for newbies who'd like to start earning bitcoin by participating in the ecosystem. You can also follow my crash-dummy store wootoshi.com for the progress.
@bitcoinshirt BTCPay has such a deploy script, right
@NicolasDorier? I assume that script can be expanded to add all the other stuff you need for the shop. I wrote a similar script for Matreon, but for EC2 infrastructure. It's tedious, but can be done:
https://medium.com/provoost-on-crypto/bitcoin-core-lightning-rails-on-aws-ad3bd45b11e0 Bitcoin Core + Lightning + Rails on AWS – Provoost on Crypto – Medium
Recently I’ve been working on a project code-named Matreon. It’s like Patreon, but for the matriarchy. In a world of increasing online…
@sjors @NicolasDorier There's a 1-click deploy on Microsoft Azure. However, Azure costs around 60$ (40$ if you optimize it). It's hard to tell someone just starting a business they'd need such an expense. It's possible on 9$ VPS, but requires technical knowledge and so far no hosting company offers templates that are needed. Source > https://twitter.com/BtcpayServer/status/1022101603602522112
It would be sick if we could bundle everything up on a 9$/month host with a single click.
BTCPay Server on Twitter
“To be more precise: Here is what the user see when you use Azure to host BTCPay. No command line. Clicking just provision the server and you are ready to go. This is extremely important.”
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