How to Deploy GitHub Project on Render

Deploying a GitHub project on Render is a simple process that allows you to host your project on a server and make it accessible to the public. Follow the steps below to deploy your GitHub project on Render:

1. Create an account on Render: If you don’t already have an account on Render, go to their website and sign up for an account.
2. Create a new web service on Render: Once you have an account, log in and create a new web service. Select the type of service you want to create (e.g., static site, web service, etc.) and choose GitHub as the deployment option.
3. Connect your GitHub repository: After creating the web service, you will be prompted to connect your GitHub repository. Choose the repository that you want to deploy and grant Render access to it.
4. Configure the deployment settings: Once your GitHub repository is connected, you can configure the deployment settings such as the branch to deploy, build command, environment variables, etc.
5. Deploy your project: After configuring the deployment settings, you can deploy your project to Render by clicking the “Deploy” button. Render will start the deployment process and your project will be live once it’s done.

That’s it! Your GitHub project is now deployed on Render and accessible to the public. You can also set up custom domains, SSL, and other advanced features on Render to enhance the performance and security of your deployed project.

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