Connect a repo and we build, start and monitor the app on your own app server. Every version is health checked before it takes over, and you roll back with one click.
Builds, domains, security and operations are in place from the first deploy.
Every push to the branch is deployed. Every pull request gets its own copy with its own address, deleted when it closes. GitLab and others work with a deploy key.
The new version must answer the health check before traffic moves. If it fails, the old one keeps running, and you can have the error explained.
Node.js with npm, pnpm, Yarn or Bun, static sites, anything with a Dockerfile, and workers for queues and bots with no port or address.
Every app gets an address on gigahostapps.no right away. Your own domains get certificates that renew by themselves, and we check DNS every day.
A web application firewall with the OWASP Core Rule Set, password and IP rules, rate limiting, and dependency scanning on every deploy.
Live logs, a shell in the app, cron jobs in Norwegian time, alerts by email or webhook, and an SMTP relay with SPF and DKIM.
Every deploy goes through the same steps on a separate build server, so your apps don't lose performance while a new version builds.
You buy an app server, not a slot per app. On Team and Pro you split the memory between your apps yourself.
Solo gives one app the whole server. Team and Pro have room for several apps sharing the server. Change package whenever you like.
For a small app, an API or a site with little traffic.
For an app that needs more memory, such as Next.js or Nuxt.
For a small team with a handful of apps and previews.
For agencies and product teams with many apps in production.
For heavy apps with lots of traffic or large builds.
The largest server, for demanding production environments.
Prices excl. VAT. "For apps" is the memory you can split between apps. The rest goes to the operating system, routing and builds.
The platform is built and run by the same people you talk to when you contact us.
Apps, databases and load balancers are managed from the same panel.
package.json and finds the package manager and commands by itself. If you have a Dockerfile, you can choose the Docker app type instead.
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