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How do I put my NodeJS/ Mongodb site hosted locally to host over the internet? [closed]

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My site/app is running on the localhost. How do I make it available on the www?
I want my computer to host the site. I do not want to migrate the site to a host on a Digital Ocean or other hosting service.

I have a Linux machine running Mongod and NodeJS "listening" on port 5000.
I can go to the "localhost" and use the site on that port in my browser. I can upload and delete photos on it. I can register and get it to send confirmation emails.
I cannot find a guide that shows how to get a domain registered to the site and push the site through my router. Though I know vaguely how some of this is done it is extremely murky.
Do I need Apache? Do I need to take certain security measures?

Where do port 80, the machine's public IP, its private IP, the router's IP, and the domain name tie together in a tangible way?

Every search, every guide is giving me near solutions that end up creating misdirection. (I know a Digital Ocean server is probably preferable, but I want to do this as a learning experience.)

Thank you for the link or clear steps for how to make this available on the www.
I hope that's clear enough. It's available on the localhost. I want it on the www.

linux hosting internet

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My site/app is running on the localhost. How do I make it available on the www?
I want my computer to host the site. I do not want to migrate the site to a host on a Digital Ocean or other hosting service.

I have a Linux machine running Mongod and NodeJS "listening" on port 5000.
I can go to the "localhost" and use the site on that port in my browser. I can upload and delete photos on it. I can register and get it to send confirmation emails.
I cannot find a guide that shows how to get a domain registered to the site and push the site through my router. Though I know vaguely how some of this is done it is extremely murky.
Do I need Apache? Do I need to take certain security measures?

Where do port 80, the machine's public IP, its private IP, the router's IP, and the domain name tie together in a tangible way?

Every search, every guide is giving me near solutions that end up creating misdirection. (I know a Digital Ocean server is probably preferable, but I want to do this as a learning experience.)

Thank you for the link or clear steps for how to make this available on the www.
I hope that's clear enough. It's available on the localhost. I want it on the www.

linux hosting internet

share|improve this question

asked Apr 30 at 18:02

AntAnt

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closed as off-topic by Michael Hampton♦ Apr 30 at 18:56

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

• "Questions should demonstrate reasonable business information technology management practices. Questions that relate to unsupported hardware or software platforms or unmaintained environments may not be suitable for Server Fault - see the help center." – Michael Hampton

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I was sent here with this question already from another stack site. I was sent to this site with this question
  
  – Ant
  Apr 30 at 19:00
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

My site/app is running on the localhost. How do I make it available on the www?
I want my computer to host the site. I do not want to migrate the site to a host on a Digital Ocean or other hosting service.

I have a Linux machine running Mongod and NodeJS "listening" on port 5000.
I can go to the "localhost" and use the site on that port in my browser. I can upload and delete photos on it. I can register and get it to send confirmation emails.
I cannot find a guide that shows how to get a domain registered to the site and push the site through my router. Though I know vaguely how some of this is done it is extremely murky.
Do I need Apache? Do I need to take certain security measures?

Where do port 80, the machine's public IP, its private IP, the router's IP, and the domain name tie together in a tangible way?

Every search, every guide is giving me near solutions that end up creating misdirection. (I know a Digital Ocean server is probably preferable, but I want to do this as a learning experience.)

Thank you for the link or clear steps for how to make this available on the www.
I hope that's clear enough. It's available on the localhost. I want it on the www.

linux hosting internet

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asked Apr 30 at 18:02

AntAnt

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