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Aloah, I am wondering if there is any site where I can for free do some small test.
The tutorials I am following where based on a commercial service called cloudbees, but for their sounding reasons, now they are not free anymore( if I well understood).
Considering that till yesterday for me "war" was a just a word to depict the human stupidity, I really do not know if for me is reasonable to pay for a service, as I need just to set a small servlet to test an android tutorial), so I would like to know if you can suggest me a service that would host few mega for my exercises
thank you and happy new year
 
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Why do you need it hosted somewhere other than your local machine? You can download Tomcat for free and deploy your 'war' locally?
 
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I agree with Tim that testing with a local Tomcat is best for your needs. If you do want to play with deploying to a hosted environment, one free option is OpenShift. They have Tomcat support.
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:I agree with Tim that testing with a local Tomcat is best for your needs. If you do want to play with deploying to a hosted environment, one free option is OpenShift. They have Tomcat support.


Thank you Tim and Jeanne, I will try with Tomcat and then eventually with OpenShift, I did not know Tomcat was an option, as I just started
 
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