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Deployment | Strapi 5 Documentation

Strapi provides many deployment options for your project or application. Your Strapi applications can be deployed on traditional hosting servers or your preferred hosting provider.

The following documentation covers the basics of how to prepare Strapi for deployment on with several common hosting options.

Strapi Cloud

You can use Strapi Cloud to quickly deploy and host your project.

Tip

If you already created a content structure with the Content-Type Builder and added some data through the Content Manager to your local (development) Strapi instance, you can leverage the data management system to transfer data from a Strapi instance to another one.

Another possible workflow is to first create the content structure locally, push your project to a git-based repository, deploy the changes to production, and only then add content to the production instance.

To provide the best possible environment for Strapi the following requirements apply to development (local) and staging and production workflows.

Before installing Strapi, the following requirements must be installed on your computer:

• Node.js: Only Active LTS or Maintenance LTS versions are supported (currently v20 and v22). Odd-number releases of Node, known as "current" versions of Node.js, are not supported (e.g. v21, v23).
• Your preferred Node.js package manager:
  • npm (v6 and above)
  • yarn
  • pnpm
• Python (if using a SQLite database)

• Standard build tools for your OS (the build-essentials package on most Debian-based systems)

• Hardware specifications for your server (CPU, RAM, storage):

  Hardware Recommended Minimum CPU 2+ cores 1 core Memory 4GB+ 2GB Disk 32GB+ 8GB

• A supported database version:

Database deployment

Deploying databases along with Strapi is covered in the databases guide.

• A supported operating system:

  Operating System Recommended Minimum Ubuntu (LTS) 22.04 20.04 Debian 11.x 10.x CentOS/RHEL 9.x 8.x macOS 11.0 10.15 Windows Desktop 11 10 Windows Server 2022 2019

We recommend using environment variables to configure your application based on the environment, for example:

/config/server.js

module.exports = ({ env }) => ({
  host: env('HOST', '0.0.0.0'),
  port: env.int('PORT', 1337),
});

Strapi generates a .env file with default values when you create a new project. You can edit this file or set variables in your chosen deployment platform (see example .env file):

Tip

To learn more about configuration details, see the configurations documentation.

Before running your server in production you need to build your admin panel for production:

• yarn
• npm
• windows

NODE_ENV=production yarn build

NODE_ENV=production npm run build

Then in your package.json scripts section:

"build:win": "cross-env NODE_ENV=production npm run build",

And run:

Run the server with the production settings:

• yarn
• npm
• windows

NODE_ENV=production yarn start

NODE_ENV=production npm run start

Then in your package.json scripts section:

"start:win": "cross-env NODE_ENV=production npm start",

And run:

Caution

We highly recommend using pm2 to manage your process.

If you need a server.js file to be able to run node server.js instead of npm run start then create a ./server.js file as follows:

path: ./server.js

const strapi = require('@strapi/strapi');
strapi.createStrapi().start();

Caution

If you are developing a TypeScript-based project you must provide the distDir option to start the server. For more information, consult the TypeScript documentation.

If you want to host the administration on another server than the API, please take a look at this dedicated section.

The integrations page of the Strapi website include information on how to integrate Strapi with many resources, including how to deploy Strapi on the following 3rd-party platforms:

In addition, community-maintained guides for additional providers are available in the Strapi Forum. This includes the following guides:

The following external guide(s), not officially maintained by Strapi, might also help deploy Strapi on various environments:

Multi-tenancy

If you're looking for multi-tenancy options, the Strapi Blog has a comprehensive guide.

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