Zeabur

What is Zeabur?

Zeabur is a cloud-deployed AI agent designed specifically for ambient programming. Zeabur enables one-click deployment using AI technology and supports multiple programming languages ​​and frameworks, including front-end, back-end, and databases. Users can quickly deploy projects through simple drag-and-drop or code push. Zeabur offers various deployment options, including shared clusters, self-owned servers, and managed VPS, while also supporting pay-as-you-go billing to help users save costs. Zeabur boasts powerful features such as auto-scaling, object storage, and variable management, allowing developers to focus on code without worrying about complex deployment details.

Zeabur’s main functions

• One-click deployment : Users can quickly deploy code to the cloud by simply dragging and dropping project folders or browsing files, without complicated configuration.
• AI Deployment Support : Deployment can be completed simply by talking to Zeabur AI, eliminating the need for manual configuration of complex environments and making it easy to launch projects.
• Multi-language and framework support : Supports multiple technology stacks such as front-end, back-end, and database, including code generated by Large Language Model (LLM) to meet different development needs.
• Multiple deployment options : Offers various deployment methods such as shared clusters, owned servers, and managed VPS, allowing users to choose flexibly according to their needs.
• Zero-configuration CI/CD : After the code is pushed to GitHub, the new version will be automatically deployed and launched, without the need to manually configure the continuous integration and continuous deployment process.
• Automatic scaling function : Automatically adjusts resource capacity according to service needs to ensure that the application can still run stably under high traffic.
• Object storage service : Provides object storage services similar to S3 or GCS, making it convenient to store user-uploaded files and simplifying operations.
• Variable and configuration management : Manage all complex variables in a single configuration file, eliminating the need for multiple .env files and simplifying the configuration management process.
• Domain management function : Users can generate a domain name provided by Zeabur for the deployed service with one click, or use a custom domain name and add a CNAME record.
• File management function : Easily manage service files through the visual interface of the web console, with an operation experience similar to cloud drive.
• Template Marketplace : Offers a variety of preset templates, allowing users to quickly deploy common services such as AI chatbots and WordPress.
• Template sharing feature : Users can share their own templates with others and profit from them through the template marketplace.
• Pay-as-you-go billing model : Users only pay for the resources they actually use, without having to purchase the entire server, thus saving costs.

How to use Zeabur

• To create an account : Visit the Zeabur website, click the “Log in” button on the homepage, then click “Log in via GitHub” to authorize Zeabur to access your GitHub account. On the GitHub authorization page, click the “Authorize” button to complete the authorization.
• Creating a project : After successful authorization, you will be automatically redirected to the Zeabur console. Click the “Create Project” button on the console page. Select the region where you want to deploy the service (such as a different AWS region). The system will automatically generate a random project name, which can be modified in the project settings.
• Deploying the service : Click on the project you just created to enter the project details page. On the project details page, click the “Add Service” button.
• Select service type :
  • Git Service : Deploy source code; Zeabur automatically builds and deploys it.
  • Configure GitHub access permissions : If this is your first time using Zeabur, you need to configure GitHub access permissions for Zeabur.
  • Prebuilt Services : Deploy services (such as databases or open-source tools) from common service marketplaces.
  • View the service marketplace : View the list of available services in the Zeabur template marketplace.
  • Once Service : Deploy services purchased from Once (such as Campfire).
• Configuration service : Manages environment variables in project settings to ensure that the program can correctly read the configuration when it runs.
• Bind Domain (Optional) : In the console, select “Domain Management” to bind a custom domain or use a domain automatically generated by Zeabur.
• Monitoring and Optimization : View the service’s running status and logs in the console. Adjust resource configurations, such as CPU and memory, according to service requirements.

Zeabur’s application scenarios

• Startups can quickly launch their products : Startup teams can use Zeabur’s one-click deployment feature to quickly launch their products, saving time and effort and allowing them to focus on product iteration.
• Individual Developer Projects : Individual developers can deploy their personal projects through Zeabur, easily transforming their code to the cloud without the need for complex server management.
• AI Project Deployment : Supports deployment of code generated by Large Language Models (LLM), suitable for developers who need to quickly launch AI applications.
• Full-stack development : Front-end, back-end, and database services can be deployed in one place on Zeabur, making it suitable for full-stack development teams.
• Open source project deployment : With Prebuilt Services, users can quickly deploy open source projects (such as WordPress, Supabase, etc.), which is suitable for open source enthusiasts.