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Host overview

Deploy Vite and Next.js apps to Vorynza from a GitHub repository.

Vorynza Host builds and runs your app from a GitHub repository. Push to your production branch and Vorynza builds, deploys, and gives you a live URL — no servers, containers, or CDN configuration to manage yourself.

Supported today

Two frameworks are fully supported: Next.js (server-rendered, with output: "standalone") and Vite (static builds). Other frameworks may be auto-detected during import, but these two are the ones Vorynza builds and runs in production today.

How it works

1. Connect GitHub

Install the Vorynza GitHub App and choose which repositories it can see. You control access at the repo level.

2. Configure the build

Vorynza detects your framework, root directory, install/build commands, and output directory. Override any of them.

3. Deploy

Every push to your production branch triggers a new build automatically. Every other branch/PR gets a preview deployment.

4. Go live

Your app gets a *.vorynza.cloud subdomain immediately, plus support for your own custom domain.

What Vorynza handles for you

  • Isolated builds. Every build runs in a clean environment with your declared install and build commands — nothing is shared between builds or apps.
  • Two runtimes. Static output (Vite) is served from a CDN. Server-rendered output (Next.js) runs on a managed function per deployment, so there's no server to patch or scale yourself.
  • Auto-deploy on push. A push to your production branch supersedes any build already in flight for that branch and starts a new one — you're never waiting behind a stale build.
  • Commit status checks. Vorynza reports build/deploy status back to the commit on GitHub, so it shows up right in your PR.
  • Instant rollback. Every successful deployment stays available — promote any previous one back to production in one click.
  • Environment variables. Scoped per target (production, preview, or both), encrypted at rest, with bulk import/export via .env files.
  • Unified logs. Build output and function invocations in one live-tailing, searchable view.

Next steps

  • Deploy a Next.js app
  • Deploy a Vite app
  • Set environment variables
  • Add a custom domain

Documentation

Guides, references, and examples for hosting apps, provisioning databases, sending email, and managing DNS on Vorynza.

Deploying Next.js

Deploy a server-rendered Next.js app to Vorynza Host.

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