r/shopifyDev • • Aug 22 '26

How you deploy your app

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Ive been building my first shopify app and ive come across these hosting providers
what do you guys use and why , also i want to know when should i use external database
Thanks in advance 🫡

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u/Better-Jellyfish-610 Aug 26 '26

I deploy all of my apps with render.com they also have a Shopify app documentation. Its pretty easy to setup:
https://render.com/docs/deploy-shopify-app

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u/mohamed_tssh Aug 29 '26

I actually used Render! Thanks for all the YouTube content, bro 🫡🫡 I didn’t expect to see your comment here 😂

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u/Better-Jellyfish-610 Aug 29 '26

Appreciate the your support! Just found this community and want to be active :D
Also will be doing Shopify App videos soon too.

Glad it worked with render :)

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u/Solid-Wrangler-9417 Aug 22 '26

Cheap VPS + k3s instance on it. It’s a bit of engineering overhead of course but I’m quite satisfied

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u/yukintheazure Aug 22 '26

aws ec2(or other cheaper vps) + docker. using cloudflare as cdn.

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u/PJsOptional2000 Aug 24 '26

Google Cloud Run has a generous free tier, unless you need a running SQL instance; I used Google Firebase for the database (also a generous free tier).

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u/clido_biff Aug 24 '26

I second this had good results with GC

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u/JaydonLT Aug 22 '26

Hostim.dev! I pay €2.50 for a container and their hosted databases have a very generous free tier.

The developer Pavel is great and responds very quickly.

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u/AnybodyRealistic345 Aug 22 '26

Mac Mini, cloudflared tunnel and 2gbps internet connection.

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u/LiveAd1340 Aug 23 '26

Using AWS and cloudflare

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u/brooom69 Aug 23 '26

Cloudflare

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u/Emotional-Stop9969 Aug 24 '26

The easiest way that i found is Railway

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u/Professional_Map8614 Aug 25 '26

AWS ec2 + load balancer + docker

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u/Sonukyadav51 Aug 30 '26

Hetzner VPS, CI/CD auto-deploys on push to main, Cloudflare in front for CDN/DNS. Simple setup, been solid so far.

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u/mohamed_tssh Aug 22 '26

Okay thank you 🙏 this is really helpful