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Deployment on Deno Deploy

Publish your documentation to the global edge network of Deno Deploy in under 60 seconds.

Deploying on Deno Deploy #

Deno Deploy is a globally distributed platform that runs modern JavaScript and TypeScript at the Edge across 35+ regions worldwide.

Zerho is architected specifically for Deno Deploy: its entrypoint main.ts acts as an edge HTTP server, serving pre-rendered static assets with immutable cache headers and integrated Deno KV analytics.

  1. Push your Zerho project to a GitHub repository.
  2. Sign in to the Deno Deploy Dashboard.
  3. Click "New Project" and select your repository.
  4. Configure the deployment settings:
    • Entrypoint: main.ts
    • Build command: deno task build
  5. Click Deploy Project.
CONTINUOUS

DEPLOYMENT Every time you run git push to your default branch (main), Deno Deploy triggers an instantaneous zero-downtime deployment.

Method 2: Command Line Deployment (`deployctl`) #

If you prefer to deploy directly from your local terminal without Git commits:

BASH [TERMINAL] 
# 1. Install or update the official deployctl tool from JSR
deno install -A jsr:@deno/deployctl -g

# 2. Deploy your project specifying the entrypoint
deployctl deploy --project=my-docs main.ts

Edge Caching and Performance #

Zerho's main.ts automatically applies web performance best practices:

  • Static Assets (CSS, JS): Cached with immutable headers (cache-control: no-cache, must-revalidate in dev, or max-age=31536000, immutable in production).
  • HTML Pages: Fast edge delivery with near-zero cold starts (< 5ms).
  • Integrated Deno KV: Ingests page feedback and search telemetry directly at the edge without third-party trackers.