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Vantrex documentation

Everything you need to take a project from a git repository or a folder on your laptop to a live address, and to run it once it is there.

What is Vantrex

Vantrex builds your project and serves it from a global edge. You can deploy two ways: connect a GitHub repository so every push is built and published, or run vtx deploy from a terminal. Both end in the same place, an address you can open.

It handles static sites, Vite and Astro builds, and Next.js apps including server-rendered routes. Every branch and pull request gets its own preview address, production moves only when you promote, and any earlier deployment can be promoted again to roll back.

How it works

  1. You send code. A push to GitHub, or an upload from the CLI.
  2. Vantrex builds it. The build runs in an isolated container with only the environment variables you set. Logs stream live.
  3. The result is stored. Each deployment is immutable and kept, so it can be opened, compared or promoted later.
  4. The edge serves it. Visitors reach the nearer of two regions, Ohio and Sydney. Server apps run beside the edge in each region.
A deployment's life
queued -> building -> uploading -> ready
                                  \-> error | canceled

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