Deploy your Astro Site to Space

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Deta Space is a personal computer that lives in the cloud — a ‘personal cloud’. You can build and run apps for yourself in your own “Space”. You can publish the apps you’ve built, and they’ll run for people all around the world.

This guide includes step-by-step instructions for building sites in Space. Both static and server-side rendered (with the @astrojs/node adapter) Astro sites are supported.

Prerequisite

To push an Astro site to Space, make sure you first:

Create a Space account.
Install the Space CLI and log in.

Create a Space project inside the directory of your Astro project. Run the CLI and follow the instructions on the screen.

space new

Project Configuration

Static site

Make the following changes to the Spacefile file at the root of your project generated by the Space CLI.

Change the engine to static.
Add Astro’s build command to the list of commands.
Serve the dist directory generated by Astro.

# Spacefile Docs: https://deta.space/docs/en/build/reference/spacefile
v: 0
micros:
  - name: static-astro-in-space
    src: .
    engine: static
    commands:
      - npm run build
    serve: dist

Server-side rendered site

Make the following changes to the Spacefile file at the root of your project generated by the Space CLI:

Configure the nodejs16 engine.
Add the build command.
Include the dist directory generated by Astro.
Run the node command.

# Spacefile Docs: https://deta.space/docs/en/build/reference/spacefile
v: 0
micros:
  - name: ssr-astro-in-space
    src: .
    engine: nodejs16
    commands:
      - npm run build
    include:
      - dist
    run: "node ./dist/server/entry.mjs"

How to deploy

Deploy your project with the following command:

space push

This will run the build process and create a new Space app instance where you can access your Astro app.

By default Space apps are private and are only accessible to you.

If you want to make your app available to others you can use Public Routes to make parts of your app public. Or, you can create a release to let others install your app into their own personal cloud.