Documentation

Everything about installing, using and securing shipzy. New here? Start with Getting started.

Start

Install shipzy, connect your AWS account, and put your first site live.

Choose credentials, create a least-privilege user, pick a region, and know what init creates.

Guides

Deploy from a folder, from AWS, or from GitHub, and control where the site is served.

Deploy a static export of a Next.js project, and what a static export can and cannot do.

Serve a project on your own domain with HTTPS, with DNS created for you in Route 53 or printed for any provider.

Give remote and GitHub builds their build-time variables, stored encrypted in your account.

Give every pull request its own URL, rebuilt on every push and removed when the pull request closes.

Go back to an earlier deploy in seconds, and remove old deploys, projects or the whole stack.

Dashboard

The optional web UI that runs on your own computer, with a tour of every screen.

Reference

Every command and option, with the global options, colours and environment variables.

Error messages you may see, what causes them, and how to fix them.

What shipzy does not do yet, the limits to know about, and what is planned.