nuxt-hub / core

Build full-stack applications with Nuxt on CloudFlare, with zero configuration.
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Support different providers #9

Open anbraten opened 8 months ago

anbraten commented 8 months ago

In addition to cloudflare support for different providers like:

would be great.

marcushohlbein commented 8 months ago

Vercel has it's own packages for this

atinux commented 8 months ago

Indeed, so far it is quite easy to add storage for a Nuxt application using Vercel.

We could have a @nuxthub/vercel package that adds the Vercel storage dependencies in order to link the correct binding to it though, but the experience in development might need more config.

rexhent commented 4 months ago

In addition to cloudflare support for different providers like:

* [Vercel](https://vercel.com/)

* [Netlify](https://www.netlify.com/)

* [Lagoss](https://docs.lagoss.com)

would be great.

Maybe AWS Amplify and Azure eventually?

I don't know much about nuxthub's architecture, but is self hosting something in the realm of possibility? In a way that is worth the time? Or is it possible to intergrate with something like Coolify?

LeonardoRick commented 1 month ago

Is that at least possible to bypass nuxthub when deploying to other providers? I came across this thread because I was testing my project deployment in multiple providers but then once adding @nuxthub/core as a plugin of my project I can't deploy on vercel or netlify anymore.

Vercel output
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I want to add all the nuxt hub setup on my project but also be able to deploy it optimized for other providers as well. Is that possible?