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Build & deploy logs

Stream live build and deployment logs from the HostKB dashboard so you can verify releases and fix failures quickly.

Open applicationsDeploy from GitHub

Build logs (Git apps)

See compiler, install, and image build output as it runs.

  1. Open your application.
  2. Go to Builds.
  3. Start a build, or select a past build in the history list.
  4. Watch the live log panel until status is Succeeded or Failed.

If a build fails, read the last error lines, fix the repo or build settings, then start another build (or push again when auto-deploy is on).

Deployment logs

Follow the release until the app is Running.

  1. Open your application → Deployments.
  2. Click Deploy, or select an existing deployment.
  3. Use the live logs to confirm the rollout completes.

After env var changes, deploy again so the live app picks up new values — see environment variables.

Tips

  • Keep the Builds or Deployments page open while a job is in progress to stream logs.
  • Compare a failed build with the last successful one to spot dependency or config diffs.
  • Certificate warnings right after the first deploy are often temporary — wait a minute and retry the app URL (custom domains & HTTPS).

Related guides

  • Getting started — Create projects and apps, set environment variables, then build and deploy from the UI.
  • What is HostKB Cloud? — HostKB Cloud is a free hosting and deployment platform — deploy apps from Git with HTTPS and logs.
  • Free app hosting — Free hosting for Node.js, Python, .NET, Java, React, Angular, Next.js, Vue, PHP, and Docker apps.
  • Free deployment platform — Free deployment platform to deploy apps from Git — builds, HTTPS, domains, and auto-deploy.
  • Deploy from GitHub — Connect GitHub, pick a repository and branch, then build and deploy your app.
  • Sample apps (download) — Download Node.js, .NET, or Python sample ZIPs, push to your Git repo, and try a free deploy.
  • Custom domains & HTTPS — Attach your own domain, point DNS, and serve your app over automatic HTTPS.
  • Environment variables — Add app and project variables, mark secrets, and redeploy so the live app picks them up.
  • Auto-deploy on push — Enable auto-deploy so pushes to your selected branch build and deploy automatically.
  • App sizes & scaling — Choose the right application size for CPU and memory, then upgrade as your workload grows.