deploy-project

Deploying a Node.js, Python, or Go backend to a remote server with TLS involves automated domain configuration, Certbot certificate management, and PM2 process management. The system detects your project type via package.json or requirements.txt and configures Nginx reverse proxy automatically.

Yes, you can deploy static HTML sites to a production server with HTTPS. The system automatically configures domain names and TLS certificates via Certbot, ensuring your static site is securely exposed through Nginx in the production environment.

The best way to configure Nginx and PM2 for production deployment is through automated server provisioning that sets up Nginx as a reverse proxy and PM2 for process management. This enables secure traffic handling, automated dependency installation, and remote service validation with rollback support.

Yes, this deployment process works with Go backends by detecting the go.mod file. It automates end-to-end deployment, remote server provisioning, and domain configuration, applying the same PM2 and Nginx management used for Node.js and Python to expose Go applications securely with TLS.

To set up server configuration for remote project deployment, you define your server settings in a ~/.deploy-config.json file. The system reads this configuration to connect to your target server, install dependencies, and manage processes using PM2 during the deployment workflow.

Using PM2 and Nginx for automated TLS deployment requires a valid domain name pointed at your target server for Certbot to successfully issue certificates. The process assumes you have remote server access and relies on specific configuration files to manage processes and expose the app securely.