Hosting dedicated RoboRumble

[Pawel Zeronow]

Hi,

A friend and I are interested in setting up a RoboRumble on our own to try out Robocode (and learn some Java).

After a couple of hours of research I see that there are two options:

1. Set up a LiteRumble using the instructions under this link
2. Set up a 'standard' RoboRumble following these instructions

The main issue with option 1 is that it seems I need to have a GoogleAppEngine account/service up and running (or go ahead with the 30 days trial to try it out but I rather not):

• Is this strictly necessary?
• Can I somehow use LiteRumble and host it through other means? (IIS would be ideal)

If anyone knows about some other way of hosting a RoboRumble, I would appreciate any insight.

Thanks a lot!

[Osemudiamen Edmond Umolu]

Hey have u tried this?

It says it will run on the free tie of google cloud https://bitbucket.org/jkflying/literumble/src/default/