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How to keep your Discord bot online 24/7
Your PC is not a server. Move your bot to hosting that restarts it on crashes and keeps logs you can read.
KingOps Team 4 min read
Running a bot on your own computer works until you turn it off. Real hosting keeps it online while you sleep.
Three things that matter
- Auto-restart. If the bot crashes, it should come back by itself within seconds.
- Logs. When something breaks, you need to see the error, not guess.
- Secrets. Keep your bot token in environment variables, never in your code or on GitHub.
Deploying on KingOps
- Connect your GitHub repository or upload your files.
- Pick Node.js, Python, Java or Go.
- Add your token as a variable and press Start.
Every push to your branch can redeploy the bot automatically, so updates take seconds.
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