Astro deployment guide

# Astro deployment on Deplomo

Deploy Astro on Deplomo for static sites and SSR apps. Connect from Git or the CLI, set build and run commands, configure environment variables, a domain, and SSL, then deploy your site.

Short answer

forDeploy Astro Whether you generate a static site or use server-side rendering (SSR), pages can be served through the platform’s network. For hosting, see the [Astro hosting](/products/astro) and page [Deployment guide](/guides) refer to

Last reviewed:6 September 2026

## Prepare your project for Deploy Astro

Add the project dependency files, `package.json and lockfile` to your Git repository. Default build and run commands for this stack:

```
# Build command
npm ci && npm run build

# Run command
node ./dist/server/entry.mjs
```

For SSR, use adapter-node in standalone mode. Static output only needs a web server.

## Automatic deployment directly from the Git repository

- Create a new project and environment in the Deplomo user panel.

- Connect the service to the GitHub or GitLab repository and the desired branch.

- Set the build and run commands to match your project.

- Set the required environment variables, then deploy.

- Connect your custom domain in the Domains section and use free SSL.

## Deploy a local folder with Deplomo CLI

```
curl -fsSL https://get.deplomo.com/install.sh | sh
deplomo login
cd your-project
deplomo deploy
deplomo logs
```

Use the Deplomo CLI to deploy local code directly without pushing it to Git.

On Windows (PowerShell), use `irm https://get.deplomo.com/install.ps1 | iex` instead of the first command.

## Production tips for Astro

- Specify output and adapter in astro.config.

- Read SSR secrets from import.meta.env and do not make them public.

- Cache images and build assets.

- Check the health check and startup time before routing live traffic.

- Store persistent data and user files on persistent disks or cloud storage.

## Frequently asked questions

### How do I deploy an Astro site?

Astro builds static pages with minimal JavaScript for content-focused sites.