Deploy Vite in 60 Seconds
Vite is the modern frontend build tool. Deploy your Vite-built SPA or static site with one command - real server, HTTPS, and instant availability.
The usual way to deploy Vite
- Vite outputs to dist/ but you still need to figure out where to host static files with proper SPA fallback routing
- SPA routing requires a catch-all rewrite to index.html - GitHub Pages, S3, and basic nginx configs break client-side routes
- Configuring CDN cache headers, immutable asset hashing, and cache invalidation for Vite's content-hashed filenames
- Platform lock-in: Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare Pages each have different env var handling and build configs
- API proxy setup in production differs from vite.config.ts proxy - CORS errors appear only after deploying
Vite builds fast but deploying an SPA with correct routing and caching is still a pain.
Or just run one command
What you get
Recommended plan for Vite
- 1 vCPU
- 512 MB RAM
- 10 GB storage
- HTTPS included
- Custom domain support
- SSH & web terminal access
Vite deployment notes
SPA Fallback
InstaPods configures nginx with try_files to fall back to index.html for client-side routing. React Router, Vue Router, and all SPA routers work out of the box.
Asset Caching
Vite hashes asset filenames. InstaPods serves them with long cache headers automatically. New deploys get new hashes - no stale cache issues.
Build Locally
Run npm run build on your machine or in CI, then deploy the dist/ directory. Vite is not needed on the server - only the built output.
Deploy Vite in 60 seconds
One command. Real server. HTTPS included. No DevOps degree required.
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