Deploy Next.js on Tallrig
Take a Next.js app from repository to production URL with a single git push. Server rendering runs as an always-on service, static assets are served from Tallrig's own edge network, and pull-request previews are in preview.
Sign up with a passkey, Google, or email at tallrig.com/register — no credit card on the free plan. You land in the console with a project ready to fill.
Point a new project at the Git repository that holds your Next.js app. Next.js is detected automatically from your package.json, so the build usually needs no configuration.
The default build runs next build. Server-rendered routes run as an always-on backend service with health checks; static assets and prerendered pages are served from the edge. Override the build command or root directory in settings if your repo is a monorepo.
Add any secrets your app needs in the project's settings — API keys, database URLs, feature flags. They're stored encrypted and injected at build and run time, so nothing sensitive lives in your repository.
Run git push. Every push to your default branch is built and deployed, with live build logs. Pull-request previews are in preview: a webhook builds the branch at its own URL, managed by our operators for now.
Add your domain in the project's settings — apex and subdomains both work — and a TLS certificate for each hostname are issued and renewed automatically. If anything looks wrong after a deploy, roll back to any previous release in one click.
Next.js on Tallrig — frequently asked questions
Does Tallrig support Next.js server-side rendering?
Yes. The server portion of your Next.js app runs as an always-on, health-checked service, while static assets and prerendered pages are cached and served from Tallrig's edge network.
Do pull requests get preview deployments?
In preview. A pull-request webhook builds the branch at its own shareable URL and tears it down when the pull request closes; previews are managed by our operators today, with no customer-side view yet.
What happens if a deploy goes wrong?
You can roll back to any previous deploy in one click. A new release is health-checked after it starts, but a failed check does not roll it back automatically.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Attach an apex or wildcard domain in one step; TLS certificates are issued and renewed automatically, and DNS is managed for you when your domain is on Tallrig.
Ship your Next.js app today
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