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From your first endpoint to your next release.
Deploy a Linux server for the web framework and runtime you know. Choose a region near your users, connect with SSH, and build your application environment.
A starting configuration
Shared CPU is a practical starting point for modest traffic. Compare dedicated CPU configurations when requests or background work keep the CPUs busy.
Compare configurationsChoose your starting point
Estimate application memory, disk usage, and outbound transfer. Use the pricing catalog to compare configurations in your preferred region.
Install your web stack
Connect over SSH, update the operating system, and install your runtime and web server. Configure DNS and TLS for your domain using your chosen tools.
Prepare for real traffic
Configure application logs, service restarts, and health checks. Test a deployment and a restore before relying on the environment.
Before it becomes your everyday environment.
Turn your deployment into a repeatable process. Record what runs where, how access is granted, and how you will recover when something needs attention.
Continue with the guide- Keep secrets outside your source code.
- Open only the network ports your application needs.
- Monitor response times and error rates.
- Back up uploaded files and application data.
Find your next configuration.
Compare resources and current monthly prices in your chosen region.