Connecting to Your Server
Connect to your server
To connect to your server, you can use the spin ssh command.
ssh <username>@<address>
If you use the same username on your host machine as the username on your server, you can omit the username from the command. You can figure out your username by running whoami in a new terminal session on your local machine.
Deploying your application to your server
To deploy the application to your server, you can choose between different deployment strategies.
Learn more about deployment strategies →
Troubleshooting your application
If you run into any issues with your application, we've compiled a guide to help you view and troubleshoot your application.
Troubleshooting your application →
Updating your server
Keeping your server up to date is important for security and performance. We've compiled a guide to show how easy it is to update your server.
Using "spin deploy"
The `spin deploy` command is the easiest way to deploy your application without downtime while avoiding the complexities of learning CI/CD or GitHub Actions.
Troubleshooting Your Application
If you're reading this document, it probably means you're quite frustrated and looking for answers. In this guide, we'll give you some common troubleshooting tips and help you get back on track.