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blitz.cloud guides

Step-by-step guides for hosting Docker containers, Node.js and Python APIs, static sites, databases and self-hosted apps on blitz.cloud in Germany.

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The docs explain what each part of blitz.cloud does. These guides go the other way round: they start from something you want to get online and walk through it with files and commands that have been run, not just written.

The example code lives in a public repository, blitzworks-io/blitz-cloud-examples. Every image in it was built for amd64 and tested as user 1000 with all Linux capabilities dropped, which is how blitz.cloud runs apps.

A word on scope before you pick one. blitz.cloud now builds any public GitHub project for you, so the quickest route for your own code is deploy a GitHub project. The guides below still show the Docker Hub route, which is what you need for a private project until connecting a GitHub account ships; the What's live page says where that stands.

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