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How To Deploy A Full-Stack App With PostgreSQL To A VPS
Deploy a full-stack web app and PostgreSQL database to your own VPS with Docker, HTTPS, persistent storage, and one QuickDeploy command.
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Deploy a web app to your VPS with Docker Compose and Caddy: build and transfer an image, configure networking and HTTPS, verify the deployment, and ship updates.
Deploy to a VPS with GitHub Actions and QuickDeploy
Automate VPS deployments with verified SSH hosts, serialized releases, an attached QuickDeploy command, and an HTTP check that confirms the new version.
How To Set Up A Linux Server To Deploy Web Apps
Prepare an Ubuntu VPS for Docker Compose: verify SSH, Docker permissions, DNS, firewall rules and available HTTPS ports before deploying an app.
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Use your own VPS and domain. Hosting and domain fees are paid separately to your providers.
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After purchase, install the CLI and run quickdeploy configure with your purchase email or license key, then deploy from your project directory. View installation instructions.
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Built by Maximilian Kürschner. Unsure whether your app fits? Ask about your setup with your framework, server OS, and database.