Heroku
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for a new Heroku account, or to get started.
Click to start Heroku .
Set the App name which will be part of the app URL later, and choose a region.
(Not required) Fill in the Config Vars according to the descriptions. These are all optional variables used for environment-specific configuration. You can skip this step and manage environment variables later.
Click the Deploy app button.
It usually takes around three minutes to start the app.
Click the View button to open the new app, which should be available at https://your_app_name.herokuapp.com/.
On the welcome page, Click Sign up to get started. Lowcoder will automatically create a workspace for you. Then you can start building your apps and invite members to your workspace.
On the , go to the Settings tab at the top to configure app settings.
You can manage the environment variables of your app in the Config Vars section.
Choose Manual Certificate, and you can install your SSL Certificates. A public certificate file usually ends in .pem or .crt.
Click the Add Domain button in the Domains section.
Fill in your Domain name and click Next.
Copy and paste the DNS Target provided by Heroku to complete the domain setup.
2. Move to the heroku folder.
3. Log in to Heroku CLI.
4. Make sure you have a Docker engine running locally. Then log in to Container Registry.
5. Get the app name of your Heroku account.
6. Build the image and push it to Container Registry.
7. Release the image to your app.
It might take a few minutes to build the new image and push it to Heroku. Then you can open the app in your browser to check if it is running.
You can configure the SSL Certificates of your app in the SSL Certificates section. Heroku provides and options.
For more help, see in the Heroku documentation.
You can use the to update your Docker image to the latest version. The basic logic behind the following steps is to pull the newest code from the GitHub repository, build an image locally using the Docker engine, and deploy the updated image using the Heroku CLI. Before you start, make sure you have and installations locally (required).
1. Get the latest code by cloning the repository from GitHub.