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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 · 29 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.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.