Deploy Static Site
A Static Site deploy with Bun Functions and a Railway Bucket
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Deploy and Host Static Site on Railway
This templates showcases my Astro starter: Launchpad If this works for you or you like the starter, please consider giving it a star on Github :)
This template demonstrates how to deploy an Astro (or other frontend framework) static site to a Railway Bucket using Functions. It provides a streamlined way to host static assets without managing a full server setup. This template showcases an Astro Starter but probably works with any static site that can be built with Bun.
- Minimal Cost
- Vercel Alternative
About Hosting Static Site
Hosting a static site involves serving pre-built HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files directly to users. Unlike dynamic applications, static sites don’t require a backend server to generate pages at runtime, which makes them fast, secure, and easy to deploy. Deployment typically involves building the site locally and then uploading the generated files to a hosting platform, which then serves them over a CDN for optimal performance. In this case, we're uploading the files to a Railway Bucket within a Railway Function.
Common Use Cases
- Personal or portfolio websites
- Documentation sites for projects or products
- Marketing landing pages for campaigns or services
Dependencies for Static Site Hosting
- Bun – Required for building your site if using frameworks like Astro.
- Astro (or other static site generator) – Generates the static HTML/CSS/JS files.
Deployment Dependencies
Implementation Details
This templates uses one railway function to download, build and upload your static site to a Railway Bucket. Since bucket are private, it uses another railway function to make them publicly available.
Why Deploy Static Site on Railway?
Railway is a singular platform to deploy your infrastructure stack. Railway will host your static site so you don't have to deal with Vercel or similar services.
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