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There are limited free services that help you run infrastructure 24/7, like Heroku, but you may need something that has a higher limit on network traffic. If a lot of people use your service, you could reach the limit.

I believe you can do the same thing with GoormIDE, without a limit on traffic, but it may require more knowledge about web services than Heroku, and also has worse documentation.

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thank you.

>Oh, I forgot to ask. How to make a container run concurrently in my free plan?

This is not possible with the FREE plan.

The limit on the number of concurrent container executions is
- STUDENT, BASIC plan: 2
- PREMIUM plan: 4

For more details, please refer to the link below.

https://ide.goorm.io/pricing

I'm sorry for late reply.

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If you have an internet connection, you could use an online editor to try any programming language you like. I haven't tried it yet, but I keep meaning to give this a go:

https://ide.goorm.io

The standard tier is free, as far as I can tell.

I keep meaning to try this online editor, it looks like it supports "5 collaborators" on the free tier. The benefit here is that you can create a container to use, and your students don't need to install anything.