Deployment

• Deploy NodeJS Apps

  Step-by-Step Guide to Deploy Node.js Applications on Galaxy Cloud Introduction This guide will present a detailed step-by-step process to deploy a Node.js application on the Galaxy Cloud. Prerequisites Before you begin, you will need: An active account on Galaxy Cloud. GitHub account containing your Node.js application. Familiarity with the command line and basic application deployment concepts. Deployment Steps Follow the steps below to deploy your Node.js applicatioFew readers

• Deploy Python Apps

  Step-by-Step Guide to Deploy Python Applications on Galaxy Cloud Introduction This guide will present a detailed step-by-step process to deploy a Python application on the Galaxy Cloud. Prerequisites Before you begin, you will need: An active account on Galaxy Cloud. GitHub account containing your Python application. Familiarity with the command line and basic application deployment concepts. Deployment Steps Follow the steps below to deploy your Python applicFew readers

Pricing and Plans

• Billing for Web Apps

  Web Apps Plan Options Galaxy offers four flexible plan tiers designed to meet different application needs for Web Apps (Node and Python): Sandbox (Free) Production Business Custom Every Web App on Galaxy can start with the Free Plan. You can seamlessly upgrade to a paid plan after deploying your application. Galaxy plans are app-based with no subscription fees and no pay-per-user fees. Web Apps Plan Comparison Sandbox (Free) Perfect for learning, pet projects, and protoFew readers

• Web Apps Settings

  Settings The Settings page is where you can configure and manage key aspects of your app, including domains, encryption, and advanced management actions. Domain Management Manage how your app is accessed by setting up root or custom domains. Root Domain: Point your root domain to the Galaxy Load Balancer IP using a type A record. Example IP: 44.212.141.58 CusFew readers

• Web Apps Overview

  The Overview page in the Galaxy Webapp is a centralized interface for monitoring and managing the status of an application hosted on the platform. Below is a detailed explanation of the elements and functionalities displayed in the screenshot. Sections and Elements of the Overview Page Application Name Displays the name of the application prominently, in this case: remiFew readers

• Push To Deploy Web Apps from Git

  Push To Deploy Page Documentation The Push To Deploy page allows users to configure their application deployment process seamlessly from a GitHub repository. This page displays all the key configuration details required for the deployment. Page Breakdown Git Configuration Provider: We currently only support GitHub Branch: Specifies the Git branch that triggersFew readers

• Version History for Web Apps

  Version History The Version History page provides a list of all deployed versions of your application and their statuses. This feature is essential for managing, restoring, or monitoring app deployments. Version: Displays the version number of each deployment. Status: Indicates whether the version is active or inactive. Deployed By: Shows the user or process responsible for the dFew readers

• Containers for Web Apps

  The Containers page provides detailed insights into the containers used to run the selected application on the Galaxy platform. Below is a description of the key elements visible in the screenshot. Sections and Functionalities of the Containers Page Containers Overview Running Containers: Displays the number of currently active containers. For instance, *1 RunningFew readers

• Logs for Web Apps

  The Logs page provides a centralized interface for tracking application activity in real time. It enables developers to monitor requests, errors, and system operations, facilitating debugging and performance analysis. — Sections and Functionalities of the Logs Page Filter Options Log Types: Buttons at the top of the page allow filtering logs by type: All: DFew readers