Vue and Nuxt hosting with Git-based builds
Deploy Vue.js and Nuxt.js projects from Git where supported. Nuxt SSR requires a compatible runtime; SSL, storage and resource options depend on the selected package and configuration.
Benefits of hosting Vue and Nuxt apps on Deplomo
Automatic builds on Git changes, modern package-manager support and fixed monthly zone packages.
Git-based builds and deployment
Where Git integration is enabled, a push can trigger package installation, a build and deployment. Configure the branch and build settings for your project.
Vue single-page apps and Nuxt server-side rendering
Vue SPA and Nuxt SSR support depends on the framework setup and compatible runtime; check the project’s build and deployment requirements.
Custom domains and automatic SSL certificates
Custom domains and automatic SSL certificates
Connect supported custom domains and configure DNS. SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically via ACME; domain limits depend on the package and platform settings.
Host static assets or a Nuxt backend with resources included in your fixed monthly zone package.
Frequently asked questions about Vue hosting
Answers to common questions about builds, server-side rendering and Nuxt configuration.
A guide to Vue hosting and deploying web apps with Nuxt
Interactive Vue interfaces need a suitable build and file-delivery environment. Some traditional workflows use local builds and FTP uploads; a managed Git workflow may reduce manual steps where available. Build and deployment times depend on the app and service configuration.
How can Vue and Nuxt hosting fit a frontend project?
Vue single-page apps can be built with Vite, while Nuxt can use server-side rendering with Nitro and Node.js when supported. Check the runtime and package options for your project; performance depends on app and cache settings.
If your team also works on React, explore React hosting . For server-rendered React apps, see Next.js hosting . For repository setup and deployment, use the Deploy vue guide to review available workflows and requirements.
Manual deployment considerations for Vue and Nuxt
A Linux VPS setup may involve Nginx rewrite rules for SPA routes, PM2 process management for Nuxt SSR, caching and SSL configuration. Requirements depend on the application and server setup.
A managed deployment workflow may handle some build and routing tasks where configured. Verify the platform’s runtime, fallback routes and process settings; storage type and error handling depend on the service.
Compare Vue hosting on Deplomo with shared hosting and manual server setup
The table compares common deployment and operational differences. Features vary by provider, package and project configuration.
| Feature | Vue hosting on Deplomo | Manual setup on a VPS | Traditional cPanel shared hosting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous build and deployment (CI/CD) | A configured Git push may trigger a build and deployment; duration depends on the project and environment | Write GitHub Actions pipelines manually | Build locally and upload the `dist` folder via FTP |
| Nuxt SSR support | Node.js and Nitro support depends on the compatible runtime and package configuration | Configure PM2, ports and process restarts manually where required | Node.js and server-side rendering support vary by provider and package |
| Handling refreshes and 404s in single-page apps | Configure a frontend routing fallback where supported | May require a `try_files` rule in Nginx | May require rewrite rules in `.htaccess` |
| Pricing and resource scaling | Fixed monthly EUR package pricing | Fixed monthly EUR packages by zone; limits apply | Annual pricing and shared-resource limits vary by provider |
Managed Vue hosting may reduce some infrastructure and maintenance tasks, depending on the service. Teams still need to configure and test the app.
Steps for deploying Vue and Nuxt projects on Deplomo
Follow these steps to prepare a website or admin panel for deployment, when service creation is available:
- Connect a Git repository: Open the Deplomo console and connect a supported repository for your Vue or Nuxt project.
- Review build settings: If framework detection is available, review the suggested build configuration and script. Verify it against your project’s package and runtime settings.
- Configure environment variables: Set API keys and backend addresses in the environment settings. Keep secrets server-side and out of client bundles.
- Domain and SSL setup: After a successful deployment, configure a supported custom domain. SSL certificates are issued and renewed via ACME after DNS validation; check which platform address options are available.
Conclusion: Vue hosting on Deplomo
Choose Vue or Nuxt hosting with runtime, storage, package and routing options that suit the project. Loading speed, SEO and user experience depend on implementation, workload and network.
Review Vue and Nuxt deployment options. Connect a repository when service creation is available.
Review Vue or Nuxt hosting options
Connect a Git repository and review the available deployment workflow for your project.