You’ve built your project locally—now it’s time to go live. Learn how to import your project into a production Taubyte cloud and trigger builds, whether you’ve been developing on main or a feature branch.
Follow best practices for feature development by using Git branches with Taubyte. Learn how to run Dream on development branches, create new branches in the console, and merge changes to production.
Taubyte includes a built-in CI/CD system that automatically builds and deploys your code when you push to GitHub. Learn how it works, how to configure builds, and how serverless functions compile to WebAssembly.
Applications in Taubyte let you group resources under logical units for better organization and access control. Learn how to create applications and scope resources to them while maintaining access to global resources.
Build real-time features with Taubyte’s built-in pub/sub messaging. Create WebSocket-enabled channels for chat, notifications, live updates, and more—all from your serverless functions.
Add structured data storage to your Taubyte applications with key-value databases. Like storage, databases are created on-the-fly when first used—enabling dynamic, multi-tenant data isolation without extra configuration.
Learn how to add object storage to your Taubyte application. Unlike traditional cloud storage, Taubyte creates buckets on-the-fly when you first use them—perfect for dynamic, multi-user applications.
Taubyte makes hosting static websites simple. Learn how to create, configure, and deploy a website on your Taubyte cloud with automatic builds and instant previews.
Learn how to create, configure, and deploy serverless functions in Taubyte. This hands-on guide walks through building a simple ping-pong function in Go, from creation to testing both locally and in production.
Learn how to create a Taubyte project using the web console. This guide covers the process for both local development with Dream and production deployments, showing you how Taubyte manages your project configuration through Git repositories.