OneBit Deploy

Quickstart

Deploy your first app to OneBit Deploy from GitHub in about two minutes.

This quickstart walks you from an empty account to a live app. You will need a GitHub account and a repository containing a Node.js or Next.js app (or any static site).

1. Create your account

Sign up at deploy.onebit.ng and start on the Free plan. You will land in the dashboard at code.onebit.ng.

OneBit Deploy dashboard

2. Start a new app

Click New and choose what you want to deploy. For your first app, pick a Web service (Node/Next) or a Static site.

Create a new app

3. Connect your source

Connect your GitHub account and select the repository and branch to deploy. You can also upload a ZIP for a static site instead of connecting GitHub.

Choose a source

4. Configure the build

OneBit auto-detects Node.js and Next.js projects, so you usually don't need to change anything. Set environment variables here if your app needs them.

Configure the build

5. Pick a name and resources

Give the app a name and confirm the resources for your plan, then deploy.

Name and resources

6. Go live

OneBit builds your image and starts the app on a public URL with automatic HTTPS. Watch the build and runtime output in Logs.

Live logs

Every push to your connected branch triggers a new deployment automatically. Add a custom domain any time from the app's Domains tab.

Where to next

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