how difficult is it to run your own btc pay server or other payment server
i got #startOS and btc pay server only runs in slow onion net
how i get it into clearnet?
can you answer my question plz?
Discussion
Is this guy below?
yes
Cool... I checked their docs and it does seems to be straight forward to setup it.
Do you have experience with system administration, DevOps, infrastructure stuff?
If yes, at which level?
I will setup a node during the week to test and can send you here nay caveats.
If you want to try it by yourself right now, I would do one of the following setups:
- Easy: https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Deployment/LunaNode/
- Easier if you have previous experience with systems: https://molthoff.medium.com/running-btcpay-on-digital-ocean-for-10-month-how-to-add-other-coins-7a497339fb2f
After I test it here during the week I will reach out and if you want I can set up a node for you! =)
but i would have to get the complete access to the node.
i got experience in running a bitcoin and lightning node.
but i all did this with my home pc.
i want to start a shop in my website but in clearnet,
its to difficult for me but when its up i guess i can maintain
it by myself.
plz dont do to much work now, maybe i can setup the
luna btcpayserver by myself.
i got a domainprovider and i host my website with cloudflare and github. so its very basic.
but would be cool if the btcpayserver runs on my own domain or under shop.3d-printfarm.de
i dont know how all this would be possible
but a lot of people will need it
Yes, when you sign with one of these servers they give you full access to the node. From there on you just install stuff as it was your computer.
Now, abou me setting one up... Maaaan, I'm thinking about setting up a BTC node for a couple of years already and maybe now is the time to do it.
And, answering your question, yes... If you set your node on one of the hosting providers that they describe on the documentation, you then just need to point a DNS record there to have it under your own domain.