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For this tutorial, we will use Render to host our Strapi API for the blog. We are going to use a starter template provided by Strapi called “Strapi Starter Gatsby Blog” to easily create both our front-end (Gatsby blog) and back-end (Strap API) projects. We will use this starter template to:
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Knowledge of Node and npm (or Yarn).
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You can check out guides for other hosting providers in the Strapi docs or this deployment options article. You can also create your own Heroku-like service to deploy the Strapi API by using Dokku with something like DigitalOcean.
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First, you must sign up for a Render account.
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To be able to follow this tutorial, you need to have Node and git installed and have a basic understanding of the following:
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Strapi allows you to scaffold your API faster and consume it using any “head”: an HTTP client, or GraphQL enabled front-end, etc. It is another tool in the arsenal of front-end developers as it helps them create APIs without knowing back-end development.
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To be able to follow this tutorial, you need to have Node and git installed and have a basic understanding of the following:
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You can check out guides for other hosting providers in the Strapi docs or this deployment options article. You can also create your own Heroku-like service to deploy the Strapi API by using Dokku with something like DigitalOcean.