Nestjs hosting
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Production-ready hosting for NestJS
Deploy your NestJS app with a setup that fits how Node.js projects are built and shipped. Push your code, and Hostinger handles the runtime so controllers, services, and APIs are ready to run without extra server setup.
Your project stays on infrastructure built for reliability, with room to handle traffic as it grows. That gives you less time spent on maintenance and more time shipping changes to your app.
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Nestjs hosting FAQs
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about Nestjs hosting services.
What is NestJS hosting and why do I need it?
NestJS hosting is the environment where you deploy and run your NestJS app so it can accept real traffic over the internet. It matters because your app needs a managed Node.js runtime, process handling, and enough resources to stay online after deploy.
How is NestJS hosting different from regular VPS hosting?
With a VPS, you manage the server, Node.js version, process manager, updates, and security yourself. With our NestJS hosting, those pieces are handled for you, so you can deploy the app without setting up the whole server stack.
Can I deploy a private GitHub repository to NestJS hosting?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account, grant access to the private repo, and select the branch you want to deploy. After that, updates can be deployed from new pushes just like with a public repository.
Are there traffic limits or overage fees on NestJS hosting?
Plans include resource limits, so if your app grows beyond them, you may need to upgrade instead of paying surprise overage fees. If traffic spikes, the main constraint is your plan's CPU, memory, and app capacity.
How do I migrate a NestJS app from another host or from my local machine?
Push your NestJS project to GitHub or import the existing repo, then connect it to Hostinger and set the start command and environment variables. If you're moving from another host, copy your config and database settings first, then deploy the same codebase here.