Guides
Practical Next.js hosting guides.
Use short, source-grounded guides to deploy, configure, test, and move a production Next.js app.
Clear steps. Current product boundaries.
Each guide explains one task. It also states the limits that can change how you plan the work.
Deployment guide
Deploy a Next.js app from GitHub
Connect a GitHub repository, choose a production branch, add environment variables, and deploy a production Next.js app.
Read the guideMigration guide
Move an existing Next.js app
Move an existing Next.js app without changing the live domain until the new project has passed its checks.
Read the guideConfiguration guide
Set Next.js environment variables
Add, separate, and redeploy Next.js environment variables for production and development environments.
Read the guideDevelopment guide
Use a Next.js development environment
Use one selected GitHub branch and a stable URL to test a Next.js app before production.
Read the guideDeployment safety guide
Use health checks for safer Next.js deployments
Learn how HTTP health checks protect a serving Next.js app when a new deployment fails to start correctly.
Read the guideWhat the guides cover
The practical path to a working app.
- Connect a GitHub repository and select the production branch.
- Keep production and development environment variables separate.
- Test a stable development URL before production.
- Use health checks and redacted logs when a deployment fails.
Ready when the repository is ready
Deploy the first project.
Connect GitHub. Choose the production branch. Start with the project URL, then add the custom domain when the app is ready.
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Connect a GitHub repository. Choose the production branch. Each push starts a deployment.