Deploy
Deploy a service from GitHub, a local folder or a Dockerfile, then set its runtime, region and resources.
To compare hosts, the blog explains how container as a service platforms differ and how to estimate their cost.
In this section
- Deploy from GitHub: connect a repo so pushes to the tracked branch auto-redeploy.
- Deploy from Local Code: ship the current directory with
lizard up, no Git required. - Deploy from a Dockerfile: build and host your own Docker container, or wrap a public image.
- Runtime versions: set the Node.js, Python, Go or Ruby version with
.nvmrc,.python-version,go.modor.ruby-version. - Background Workers: run queue consumers, polling loops and bots such as a Discord bot with
containerPort=0. - Scaling: adjust replicas, resources, and storage.
- Regions: where your services run.
- Troubleshooting: fixes for the most common build and deploy problems.
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