Guides
Step-by-step guides for everything from your first deploy to advanced multi-region scaling strategies.
Connect your GitHub repo, configure your environment variables, and go live. This guide walks through every step from signup to a live URL.
Authorise StackBlaze, choose a repo, and have it auto-detecting your build command in under a minute.
Configure secrets, manage per-environment overrides, and share variables across services.
Web services, background workers, cron jobs, and databases - when to use each.
Create a managed Postgres instance, connect it to your service, and run your first migration.
Add a Redis instance and integrate it with your app for session storage or job queues.
Restore your database to any point in the last 7 days using the dashboard or CLI.
Move your app, databases, and config vars to StackBlaze with minimal downtime.
Version-control your entire stack in a single YAML file and deploy with git push.
Point your domain to StackBlaze, verify ownership, and get an automatic SSL certificate.
Connect services over the internal network using hostnames instead of public URLs.
Run real-time apps with long-lived connections - no extra config for most frameworks.
Set replica counts, configure autoscaling thresholds, and handle traffic spikes without downtime.
How StackBlaze handles rolling deployments and how to configure health check endpoints.
Secure your account with TOTP-based 2FA and manage recovery codes.
Invite team members, assign Owner / Admin / Developer / Viewer roles, and audit access.
Every push to your main branch triggers a build and deploy. Learn how to customise the pipeline.
Get a live URL for every pull request automatically - and tear it down when the PR closes.
Use deploy hooks to redeploy from CI, cron, or external systems without a git push.
Revert to any previous successful deployment instantly from the dashboard or CLI.
Bring your own Dockerfile and StackBlaze will build and run it - no config changes needed.
Write locally with Compose, import your services to StackBlaze with one command.
Give your service durable block storage that survives restarts and redeployments.
Set a readiness endpoint so StackBlaze only routes traffic to healthy instances.
Run recurring tasks on a schedule - daily reports, queue sweeps, cache warming.
Deploy multiple services from a single repository using root directory and build filters.