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Pick the service type
Static files, Frontend App, Web Service, Private Service, Worker, Cron, Postgres, or Workflow — one choice sets the whole runtime.
2
Set source & config
Repository, archive, or image; branch, root directory, build/start commands, env scopes, health path.
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Deploy & verify
Follow Source → Build → Start → Readiness. Open the hostname or restore the previous successful release.

Ship your first app

Deploy my code
Choose a source, configure the service, and follow the release from preparation through health checks. Includes the ZIP command and Node readiness pattern.
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Choose a quickstart
Node.js, Python, Static Sites, and Docker — copy-paste projects configured for PORT, 0.0.0.0, and a health path that does not need auth.
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Create

Deploy services
Services Overview Static Sites Web Services Frontend Apps Private Services Postgres
Store & process
Storage & Artifacts Background Workers Cron Jobs Workflows
Run & observe
Deployments Troubleshooting Logs

Configure

Service settings · Build, env, and networking
Environment VariablesDomains & Networking
Custom domains · DNS and TLS
Custom Domains

Operate

Service actions · Releases and recovery
DeploymentsTroubleshooting
Logs & monitoring · Stage output and triage
Logs
Developer integrations · Git, API, and CLI
CLI ReferenceAPI ReferenceGit Hosting

Quickstarts

Node.js
Express app with PORT and /health
Python
Flask with gunicorn on 0.0.0.0:$PORT
Static Sites
Vite, Astro, or exported Next.js → dist/out
Docker
Existing image for Worker, Cron, Web
Databases
Private Postgres with generated credentials
WordPress
Managed WordPress with private MySQL
Frontend Apps
Next.js SSR, Nuxt, Remix with health /
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All documentation · 30 pages

NexHost DocumentationGetting StartedChoose a service, deploy code, and operate releases on NexHost.Getting StartedGetting StartedCreate a project, choose the appropriate service type, and configure a first deployment.Your First DeploymentGetting StartedDeploy a project from a source archive or repository and verify the release in the dashbServices OverviewCreateSelect the NexHost service type that matches how your application runs.Frontend AppsCreateDeploy a server-rendered Node.js frontend with its own public runtime and automatic listStatic SitesCreatePublish pre-built HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets without a long-running application sWeb ServicesCreateRun a public API or full-stack application that listens on an HTTP port.Private ServicesCreateRun an internal service that is reachable by services in the same workspace network.Background WorkersCreateRun a long-lived process for queues, media processing, and asynchronous work.Cron JobsCreateRun a finite command on a UTC schedule.PostgresCreateProvision a private PostgreSQL database with durable storage and generated connection crWordPressCreateLaunch a managed WordPress site with private MySQL and persistent site content.WorkflowsCreateRun an on-demand container task with run history, timeouts, and bounded retries.Environment VariablesConfigureConfigure build-time and runtime values for a NexHost service without committing them toCustom DomainsConfigureAttach a domain to a public NexHost service and complete the dashboard-guided DNS verifiDomains and NetworkingConfigureUnderstand public and private service access before connecting applications.DeploymentsOperateFollow a NexHost release from source preparation through build, startup, and readiness.Deployment TroubleshootingOperateDiagnose source, build, startup, and TCP-readiness failures from the deployment detail pLogsOperateUse deployment build output and service details to investigate a NexHost release.Storage and Release ArtifactsCreateUnderstand the difference between immutable deployment artifacts and application data.NextStorage Object StorageCreateBuckets, API keys, uploads, object URLs, and usage for NextStorage on NexHost.Workspaces and AccessTeams and BillingKeep project ownership, access, and support information organized within a NexHost worksBillingTeams and BillingReview workspace billing information and complete payment actions from the NexHost dashbNext CLIOperateUse the NexHost Git command-line interface to work with hosted repositories.NexHost GitOperateCreate, clone, and connect a NexHost-hosted Git repository to a service.API Access and AvailabilityOperateUnderstand the current supported programmatic interfaces for NexHost.Node.js QuickstartQuickstartsDeploy a small Node.js HTTP application as a NexHost Web Service.Python QuickstartQuickstartsDeploy a Python HTTP application as a NexHost Web Service.Static Sites QuickstartQuickstartsDeploy a Vite, React, Astro, or exported Next.js frontend as a NexHost Static Site.Docker QuickstartQuickstartsDeploy an existing container image as a compatible NexHost runtime service.