Question 1

Does Zeet have a Free Plan?

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Deploy 3 Projects for Free

Zeet offers a lifetime Free Tier with no cost to begin using today, and there's no requirement to add a credit card. The Free Tier includes all essential features to kickstart your Project. You'll have access to 3 free Projects that you can deploy on any of our supported cloud providers. You can also invite team members to collaborate on projects, complete with basic Role-Based Access Control. Additionally, you have access to the Zeet CLI and GraphQL API for programmatic access.

Will AWS charge me?

Yes, you will be charged by AWS or the cloud provider you select for any resources deployed through Zeet.

To clarify, Zeet does not host your projects; instead, it helps you deploy your projects to a cloud provider of your choice. When deploying, you have the flexibility to set the compute specifications for your Project, and Zeet imposes no restrictions in this regard. Whether your projects are Serverless or Container-based, you can adjust the CPU and Memory settings in your Project Settings.

Does Zeet provide free support?

The Zeet Free Tier comes with Basic Support - which includes access to the in-app support chat, along with reference documentation and articles. Priority support can be purchased as an add-on to the free tier.

Are there limits to the free plan?

The Zeet Free Tier gives you everything you need to deploy your project to your cloud. However, there are advanced

Question 2

How do I deploy my Flask/ Django project?

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Looking to deploy your Python project using Zeet? Great, you can easily deploy your Flask/ Django project to your preferred cloud provider in seconds using Zeet.

Here's everything you need to know about deploying your Flask or Django Project.

1. Connecting a Cloud Provider

Zeet helps you deploy your projects to your cloud account in just a few clicks, with production-grade infrastructure, CI/ CD, and scaling. To use Zeet, you first need to connect a cloud account.

2. Creating the Project

Now that your Cloud is linked, let's connect up your Github repo! Click the New button in the top-right of the dashboard to create a new Project. Zeet provides a number of Project Types for different use-cases depending on what is in your Github repo. For a Flask or Django deployment, we recommend either the Serverless Functions Project Type or the Service Container Project Type.

Serverless Functions are a great low-cost option if you're deploying on AWS or GCP. Both AWS and GCP have a generous free-tier, where you get up to 1 Million requests free every month, and is relatively inexpensive afterwards. Serverless Functions do not have access to the local filesystem, and have a 15 minute request timeout.

If Serverless Functions don't fit your needs, you can

Question 3

What are Blueprints and do I need one?

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Blueprints

Blueprints are a way to templatize common combinations of Zeet Project configuration. Blueprints build on top of Project Types and can specify any of the inputs (including Source, Networking Settings, Environment Variables and other Inputs) to a new Project in a single place. Teams can use Zeet's Blueprints to streamline their deployment workflow and iterate exponentially faster.

In simpler terms, Blueprints are templates that define how a Project is deployed in Zeet.

There are 2 types of Blueprints: Official Blueprints and Custom Blueprints. They're the same underneath, the main difference is who created the Blueprint: Zeet, or your team.

Official Blueprints are Blueprints that Zeet offers by default to all teams. There is a wide array of Official Blueprints available across all Project Types, including but not limited to, Databases, Vector Databases, common Kubernetes components, and off-the-shelf open source software tools. You can find all available Blueprints on the Zeet Marketplace.

Custom Blueprints are Blueprints that someone on your team made, for other members on your team. See our official docs for more information.

Can I deploy without a Blueprint?

Yes! Blueprints are simply a way to quickly package up common configurations. You can always start with one of our Project Types and configure everything

Question 4

How can I deploy my GitHub repo?

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Got a project that you are working on that you want to deploy? Here's a step-by-step guide on deploying your GitHub repo to the cloud using Zeet!

1. Connect a Cloud Provider

Zeet helps you deploy your projects to your cloud account in just a few clicks, with production-grade infrastructure, CI/ CD, and scaling. To use Zeet, you first need to connect a cloud account.

2. Create a Project

Now that your Cloud is linked, let's set up your Github repo! Click the New button in the top-right of the dashboard to create a new Project. Zeet provides a number of Project Types for different use-cases depending on what is in your Github repo. If you're deploying a web service (like a Flask app, you can choose to deploy it as a Docker Container or a Serverless Function. We recommend using Serverless for free deployments!

3. Configure your Project

Once you've chosen your Project Type, you'll be prompted for a few details of how you'd like your project to run. Pick the Github repo you'd like to deploy, how it builds, and the destination you want to deploy it to. Don't worry, you can change any of these details later. If you're deploying a Docker Container, you'll need to

Question 5

Is Zeet free?

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Zeet Free Tier

The Zeet Free Tier includes 3 projects and allows you to deploy to any of our supported cloud providers. You can invite up to 7 members to your team for collaboration, with some basic RBAC. You also have access to the Zeet CLI and GraphQL API.

You can also add more projects starting at $39/mo

|| Note that while Zeet does not charge you for your first three projects, you will still be charged by your cloud provider for the same.

Paid Plans

You can see all Zeet plans on our Pricing page here: https://zeet.co/pricing

If you are looking at a more complex use case and/ or require support, get in touch with us and we would love to see how we can help!

Question 6

How can I delete my Project?

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Deleting Projects

You can delete a Project by navigating to the Danger Zone tab of your project settings. Here you will be presented with two options regarding deleting your project:

1. Delete Project and remove from cloud (Delete)

This will stop all branches of your project and spin down any resources associated with this project. We will then delete the project from the Zeet database.

2. Remove Project from Zeet Database (Unlink)

This will keep all resources associated with your project running, but the Project will be removed from Zeet's database. You will no longer be able to view and manage this Project via Zeet. To spin down the resources, you will have to manually delete the project from your cloud console.

Danger Zone Deletion settings

|| If you want to temporarily pause the project, or are looking to spin down resources, but keep the configuration for reference, you can opt to Pause the project. Paused projects don't count towards your Billable projects.

Deleting Infrastructure Projects

For Projects that deploy some infrastructure - such as Terraform Modules, Helm Charts, Kubernetes Manifests, or any Database Blueprints, deleting the Project is a two-step process. You can find these options in the Danger Zone section of your Project settings.

Spin down infrastructure

This will trigger a destroy workflow which you must man

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