Deploy Crypto Exchange on Hostinger VPS
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I already have a complete full-stack crypto-exchange codebase (Next.js 16 + React 19 on the front end, Node.js/Express with Sequelize on the back end, MySQL as the primary datastore, Redis for caching/queues, all managed in a pnpm monorepo). What I need now is a smooth, secure production deployment on my Hostinger VPS.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Set up the VPS from scratch: install and configure MySQL and Redis.
• Obtain and install a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, then put Nginx in front as a reverse proxy.
• Wire my domain to the VPS and make sure it resolves over HTTPS.
• Configure all environment variables in the .env files; I still have a few API keys and some domain/VPS details to share with you once we get started.
• Use PM2 to keep two services running in production mode—frontend on port 3000, backend on port 4000.
• Verify that the exchange loads correctly, APIs respond, WebSocket/queue features (Redis) work, and hot restarts through PM2 are clean.
The platform already exists; you’re focusing purely on deployment and server hardening. If you have solid Next.js, Node, Nginx, and PM2 experience and can hand back a VPS that “just works” in production, let’s get this live.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Set up the VPS from scratch: install and configure MySQL and Redis.
• Obtain and install a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, then put Nginx in front as a reverse proxy.
• Wire my domain to the VPS and make sure it resolves over HTTPS.
• Configure all environment variables in the .env files; I still have a few API keys and some domain/VPS details to share with you once we get started.
• Use PM2 to keep two services running in production mode—frontend on port 3000, backend on port 4000.
• Verify that the exchange loads correctly, APIs respond, WebSocket/queue features (Redis) work, and hot restarts through PM2 are clean.
The platform already exists; you’re focusing purely on deployment and server hardening. If you have solid Next.js, Node, Nginx, and PM2 experience and can hand back a VPS that “just works” in production, let’s get this live.