A small Next.js guestbook on Postgres. The Deployer Lab deploys it to measure real deploys.
Almost: add 1 environment variable
It will deploy once the items below are sorted. Each one comes with the fix.
1 service, mostly JavaScript.
Full-stack app · Next.js · JavaScript/TypeScript 20
npm run buildnpm run startNothing blocks a deploy. 1 tip worth a look.
A deploy needs one address that answers 200 when the app is up. Without it the platform can only guess: a crashed API can look healthy, and a new version gets traffic before it's ready.
Create this route handler:
export function GET() {
return Response.json({ status: 'ok' })
}
The code reads these. A deploy needs a value for each one, or an empty value where your app doesn't use it.
We also look for credentials committed to the repository, and for secret keys compiled into code that runs in the browser. What we find shows only in the browser that ran this check, and is deleted after a week.
The cheapest setup that fits this app on each cloud. Your cloud provider bills you directly, never us.
| Cloud | Setup | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | Hobby: one small server | $7 to $10 |
| AWS | Hobby: one small server | $12 to $19 |
| Google Cloud | Hobby: one small server | $12 to $19 |
| Azure | Hobby: one small server | $12 to $18 |
Estimates for modest traffic, before tax and before any free credits. DigitalOcean comes first because it's usually the simplest place to start.
With Launch, we make these changes, deploy the app into your own cloud account with HTTPS and monitoring, and it's live within 48 hours or you get a full refund.
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