After selecting create a new app, you can connect Back4app Containers with a GitHub account and authorize/integrate the repositories you want to use on Back4app.

you will be redirected to GitHub to install Back4App Containers App inside the repositories you want to connect. 

After connecting a repository Back4app Containers will listen to all GitHub events for this specific repository and will be able to make Automatic Deployments (if you choose to).

A repo is only connected with one Back4app account. So if another Back4app user (with GitHub permission to that specific repo) reinstalls the app under his Back4App account, your Container's App will no longer be connected to that repo.

Get Started

Integrate with Github

Prepare your Deployment

Back4app Containers

Creating a new App

Deployment Process

App Overview

Manage Deployments

Running Logs

Custom Domain

Settings

Working with a Container's App

Troubleshooting

Release Notes

How to create a Dockerfile

Run a Static Website on Containers

Run a NodeJS Container App

Run an Express Container App

Run a Python Container App

Run a Flask Container App

Run a Django Container App

Run a ReactJS Container App

Run a NextJS Container App

Run an AngularJS Container App

Run a VueJS Container App

Run a Laravel Container App

Run a CakePHP Container App

Run a CodeIgniter Container App

Run a Symfony Container App

Run an Elixir Phoenix Container App

Run a Remix Container App

Run a Go Container App

Run a Deno Container App

Run a Ruby Container App

Run a Rails Container App

Run a Java Container App

Run a Spring Container App

Run C# Container Apps

Run a ASP .NET Container App

Run a NuxtJS Container App

Run a Meteor Container App

Run a RedwoodJS Container App

Run a Crystal Container App

Run a Rust Container App

Language and Framework Guides