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Deploying BoxLang in the Cloud Video Series!

Maria Jose Herrera August 08, 2025

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Maria Jose Herrera

August 08, 2025

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Announcing Our New Video Series: Deploying BoxLang in the Cloud

We’re excited to launch a new video series focused on deploying BoxLang Cloud Servers across the three major cloud providers: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

This step-by-step series is designed for developers, DevOps engineers, and cloud professionals looking to run BoxLang applications efficiently in modern cloud environments. Each week, a new video will walk you through different deployment scenarios using a range of BoxLang server configurations.

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What You’ll Learn

The series will cover deployments for:

  • BoxLang MiniServer for Windows
  • BoxLang MiniServer for Ubuntu
  • BoxLang MiniServer for Red Hat
  • BoxLang with CommandBox for Windows
  • BoxLang with CommandBox for Ubuntu
  • BoxLang with CommandBox for Red Hat

You’ll explore multiple deployment methods using the cloud providers’ web consoles, command-line interfaces, and Infrastructure as Code with Terraform. You'll also learn how to connect securely via SSH or RDP, and how to configure your environment for development or production use.

In addition, we’ll show you how to upload and run your own BoxLang applications, including setups for ColdBox, ContentBox, or any BoxLang-based solution.

Where to Watch

This entire series will be available for free on BoxLang Academy and CFCasts, making it easy to follow along and revisit content at your own pace.

Why It Matters

By the end of the series, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to provision, access, and manage BoxLang servers in the cloud using modern tools. Whether you're experimenting with BoxLang or preparing full-scale deployments, this series is built to support your journey.

Stay tuned for weekly releases and start building with BoxLang in the cloud.

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