how to host the project which is use by (css, js, node, express, body-parser, axios, dotenv, ejs, no

[sharp junco]

What's the database? Also looks like your question got cut off in the title. Are there more pieces of the stack after ejs?

If you're looking to run a node server and you also want to host the frontend as well then Render.com is probably your best option. If you just want to run the server then Railway and Fly are also good options.

[sage aspen]

Yeah, @native sage as mentioned in #general-chat, I would recommend including additional context about the actual issue you're having.

[native sage]

Database mongodb

@sharp junco

[sage aspen]

Is this a full frontend/backend web app?

Or something that's just a backend app?

Either way, Render would probably work well.

[native sage]

I just want to show the own application to World and company and company HR said to host it

[native sage]

I try to host on GitHub its show error 404 index.html

[sage aspen]

Yeah, if there are databases and backend code, github won't be the place to host them for actual usage (it's only able to do static sites).

I would suggest looking into something like Render.com as @sharp junco suggested

[native sage]

Database-Mongodb
https://github.com/SHIVANIUM-GIT/CRUD_Application

[sage aspen]

Yeah, it's not gonna work on Github. We can view the code, but Github isn't meant to host functioning fullstack apps

Only static frontend sites.

https://render.com/docs

[native sage]

Should I also upload node modules

[native sage]

This is free ??

[sage aspen]

I believe they have a free base tier?

[native sage]

Ok

[sage aspen]

But, most hosting services that include things like databases and backend hosting do charge

The "free" hosting systems like github, netlify, etc. All generally only support static sites on their free and paid tiers.

[native sage]

@sage aspen@sharp junco https://shiv-crud-app.herokuapp.com/

I uploaded the website

but come with error

[sage aspen]

Yeah, there's more that needs to be done than just uploading it.

Unfortunately we're really not able to provide step by step instructions on how to build and deploy an app

I would suggest looking up a guide to deploying apps featuring your stack on Heroku

Also, as a heads up, Heroku's free tier is going away soon.