I have the following question regarding hosting:
What hosting options are available as regards as a Drupal installation using Lupus decoupled?
-One server hosting both Drupal + Nuxt.js
-Two servers, one hosting Drupal and the other Nuxt.js (node.js)
-One server hosting Drupal and the front end using services like Vercel or Netlify

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Title: Lupus decoupled hosting » Lupus decoupled hosting options
Status: Active » Fixed

thanks for reaching out. Yes that's definitely something we need to get documented nicely.

You've got plenty of options actually:

> -One server hosting both Drupal + Nuxt.js

possible, yes. you could also use platform.sh, amazee.io or any hosting that can run node.js server

> -Two servers, one hosting Drupal and the other Nuxt.js (node.js)

possible as well.

> -One server hosting Drupal and the front end using services like Vercel or Netlify

yes, that's in particular convenient when you want to use static generation. I've not seen nuxt-ssr hosting with vercel being fast, so I'd use it only for static generation. also cloudflare pages is an easy option.

The first question is, do you need server-rendering? see https://nuxtjs.org/docs/features/deployment-targets#deployment-targets & https://nuxtjs.org/deployments for nuxt deployment docs.

For small sites I'd suggest to go with static generation, build_hooks module and some of the mentioned options. For sites with more content platform.sh has a template or use pm2 when running on your own server.

With the upcoming nuxt3 you can also easily deploy to serverless hosting, e.g. cloudflare workers. see https://v3.nuxtjs.org/guide/deploy/presets#deployment-presets We plan to have a nuxt3 starter setup also soon.

Hope this helped, else please just re-open.

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