TurboCloud is the lightweight and easy way to deploy static websites, web apps, backends, IoT projects, and any other web projects without any vendor lock-in, straight from your local directory. No Git, no wasting time on configuration, no setup - just run one command on your local machine to get your web project online with automatic HTTPS, auto restarting, low resource usage, and almost zero deployment configuration.
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- Zero dependencies - your project will be available until your cloud provider is live
- Daemonless
- Unbelievable lightweight - one script, less than 10KB
- HTTPS for custom domains
- Works with WebSocket services (ws:// and wss://)
- TurboCloud itself uses very small resources
- Fully predictable cloud costs (with cloud providers from "Recommended Cloud Providers" below)
- Zero DevOps knowledge required
- Only one command to deploy from your local machine
- Works with virtually any cloud provider
- No Docker registry required
- Zero downtime deployments
- Check the
examples/static-websitedirectory to see how TurboCloud handles folders index.htmlin each folder (including the root folder) will be available atdomain.comanddomain.com/folder_name- Each HTML file is available under two URLs:
domain.com/file_nameanddomain.com/file_name.html - We use Static Web Server for containers with static websites
- Order a VPS, cloud server, or dedicated server with a public IP address, fresh Ubuntu 22.04, and SSH access from any cloud provider (see Recommended Cloud Providers section below).
- Add an A record with the IP address of your new server to your custom domain (DNS A record: your_domain.com or subdomain.your_domain.com -> IP address of a server created at the step 1)
- In the root folder of your static website project, run the following command (replace ip_address_of_server, expose_port_from_dockerfile and your_domain_without_http_https with real values):
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/localcloud-dev/turbo-cloud/main/turbocloud | sh -s -- -i ip_address_of_server -d your_domain_without_http_https -t static -p expose_port_from_dockerfile
- Open the URL you set with flag -d in step 3 in the browser
- Dockerfile should be in the project's root folder
- Dockerfile should include EXPOSE SOME_PORT, the same port should be set in -p parameter in the TurboCloud deploy command
- Order a VPS, cloud server, or dedicated server with a public IP address, fresh Ubuntu 22.04, and SSH access from any cloud provider (see Recommended Cloud Providers section below).
- Add an A record with the IP address of your new server to your custom domain (DNS A record: your_domain.com or subdomain.your_domain.com -> IP address of a server created at the step 1)
- In the root folder of your project with Dockerfile (Dockerfile should be in the project's root folder), run the following command (replace ip_address_of_server and your_domain_without_http_https with real values):
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/localcloud-dev/turbo-cloud/main/turbocloud | sh -s -- -i ip_address_of_server -d your_domain_without_http_https -t dockerfile
- Open the URL you set with flag -d in step 3 in the browser
- Any services and apps with Docker Compose
- Native support for frontend frameworks (Next.js, Vue.js, Svelte, etc.)
- DigitalOcean
- Vultr
- Scaleway
- OVH
- Other cloud providers where you can sign up and spin up an instance without reading tons of docs
We don't recommend using AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure because:
- They're overengineered and way too expensive
- Someone should pay for all their free tiers, startup programs, and marketing costs
- They have way too many infrastructure layers to deal with
- They try to lock you in at every step
- Their support sucks or is non-existent unless you pay for a premium plan
- The learning curve is insane
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