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# Create your own website on Skynet
## Login
Once ye have [logged in](./create_ssh.md) you will be able to create a website on Skynet.
One of the services that Skynet provides is access to a Linux server which also has a webserver.
Additionally each member gets their own domain:
* $USERNAME.users.skynet.ie
* This is the core web address
* https://silver.users.skynet.ie
* skynet.ie/~$USERNAME
* This is backwards compatible to help avoid link rot
* Redirects to the core address above
* https://skynet.ie/~silver
## Website
### Manually
There are two ways to create a website on Skynet, Modern and Manual.
Modern is using Source Control (git), pipelines (CI/CD) and pinch of magic.
Manual gets you hands on with the process.
### Modern
Modern involves using source control to version your site.
This is then leveraged to automatically deploy to your Skynet account/website.
The core repo for this is [here][deploy_user].
If this does not suit your needs you can take a look at the [forks which cover different tools][deploy_user_forks].
[deploy_user]: https://forgejo.skynet.ie/Skynet/deploy_user
[deploy_user_forks]: https://forgejo.skynet.ie/Skynet/deploy_user/forks
### Manual
## Login
Once ye have [logged in](./create_ssh.md) you will be able to create a website on Skynet.
In your home folder follow these commands to create the folder that can be used to host a website
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* WinSCP
* FileZilla
Anything put there will be accessible under ``https://$USERNAME.users.skynet.ie``.
For backwards compatability ``https://skynet.ie/~$USERNAME`` will redirect to ``https://$USERNAME.users.skynet.ie``.
Anything put there will be accessible under ``https://$USERNAME.users.skynet.ie``.
## More info
There is a slideshow that might be of use to you: <https://public.skynet.ie/slides/skynet/1_setup.html>