GitHub to Next.js
Deploy a Next.js app from GitHub
Use the supported hosted path when you want a direct route from a repository to a healthy application release.
Connect the source
Choose the GitHub repository and branch that contain the application you actually want to ship. Private repositories require access through the Host Little GitHub App.
Confirm that the application uses its PORT environment variable and binds to 0.0.0.0 so the supported HTTP runtime can reach it.
Create the project
- Sign in with GitHub and choose a monthly plan.
- Choose the repository, production branch, and an available launch region.
- Review the monthly usage credit and continue through checkout.
Build and verify the release
Host Little pins the source commit, builds an immutable release away from the runtime, and admits the completed artifact before it can move forward.
The application must pass its HTTP health check before it receives traffic. Review deployment history and redacted logs if the build, startup, or check fails.
Deliver the app
- Add required environment variables from the project Runtime page.
- Open the project address and test a customer path after the deployment is healthy.
- Add a custom domain and follow the DNS records shown in the portal when the app is ready.