Projects

Project Types

When creating a project, you choose how it runs:

• Static Project
  Used for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript sites that don’t need a server.
  Examples: Landing pages, portfolios, documentation sites.
• Service Project
  Used for applications that run a server or backend process.
  Examples: Next.js, Node.js APIs, Django apps, Laravel, Flask.

Core Project Settings

• Project Name
  A human-readable name for your project (e.g. landing-page,api-server). This is how you identify it in the dashboard.
• Root Directory
  The folder that contains your app inside the uploaded ZIP or GitHub repo.
  Example: /, /frontend, /apps/web
• Runtime
  Defines how your project runs.
  Examples: Node.js, Python, PHP

Build & Run Commands

• Build Command
  Runs once during deployment to prepare your app.
  Examples: npm install, npm run build
• Run Command
  Starts your application server.
  Examples: npm start, python app.py

Resource Tier

The tier defines how much CPU, memory, and bandwidth your project gets. Higher tiers support heavier traffic and workloads.

Monitoring & Logs

• Logs
  View live application output, errors, and startup logs.
• Usage
  Monitor CPU, memory, and bandwidth usage for your project.

Environment Variables

Environment variables store secrets and configuration values.

Examples:

• DATABASE_URL
• API_KEY
• NODE_ENV=production

Deployments

• Deploy – First time deployment.
• Redeploy – Restart and redeploy after code or config changes.
• Stop / Restart – Control your running service.