How to Deploy Next js App on cPanel | Learn how to host Next Js app on GoDaddy

Learn how to deploy the Next js app on cPanel and shared hosting platform like GoDaddy

"build": "next build && next export"

2. Then remove all Image tag with img tag
3. Run Build Command
4. compress the file and deploy to cPanel

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[niels]

My man you are a legend. Just saved me hours of headache trying to find out how to do this! <3

[JoeMonye]

Thanks a lot. Your tutorial is straight to the point. However, can you make another tutorial that explains how I can host a dynamic Next js Application with API (need node js) on cpanel. Thanks.

[JeafGilbert]

What's the main difference between uploading exported static HTML files and creating NodeJS Application in the shared hosting? It seems uploading static HTML files is more efficient and hassle free.

[rakeshkharvi]

For me I don't see any .out folder in repository what to do

[cardinaldreampark]

Please which hosting server supports both next js and Django together because my website comprises of both

[tempuser]

sir please make one video tutorial for crud operation with image upload in mysql database please

[ManishSharma-oein]

What if I wanna use getserversideprops rather than static props?

[reactjs]

using this, javascript is not working

[aatiqaghazali]

there is an issue when i refresh a page the page disappears saying "The requested URL was not found on this server." it does happen for all pages other than home page

[krishnabasak]

Server sider rendering ke sath cpanel me deployment ka ek video banaoye

[anasmohammadsheikh]

Dont use this method. This is just like uploading your static pages. You will have to install next and all on the cpanel itself.

[techgeektw]

you can add this in next.config

const nextConfig = {
reactStrictMode: true,
images: {
unoptimized: true,
},
};