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  1. Working with Deployments

Deploy a static page

Deploy a static page on Arweave using the web UI.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Deploying a static page to Arweave allows you to permanently host your web page on the Permaweb.

Follow these steps to deploy a static page from your repository on Protocol.Land:

Note: Only the owner of the repository can work with deployments.

  1. Navigate to the main page of your repository and select the Settings tab.

  2. Within Settings, select the “Deployments” tab located in the sidebar.

  3. On the Deployments tab, you will be prompted to set the default branch for deployment if this is your first time deploying from the current repository.

  4. Choose the branch you wish to deploy as a static page from the provided dropdown.

  5. Click “Save”.

Note: The "Save" button is only enabled on selecting a branch.

  1. A "Dragon deploy" button will appear, indicating you're ready to deploy.

  2. Click “Dragon deploy”

  3. A modal will appear indicating that the latest commit for the selected branch has not been deployed yet.

  4. Preview the cost of deploying your static page by hovering over the information icon.

  5. Click “Deploy”.

  6. On successful deployment, the modal disables the deploy button and provides a link to view your deployment.

  7. The deployment information is also added to the "Deployments" tab on the main page of your repository.

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