Zeit is a cloud platform that allows you to easily deploy and manage websites and applications.
You can access Zeit by visiting their website at https://zeit.co/ or by using their command line interface (CLI) tool.
This could be due to an incorrect email or password. Make sure you have entered the correct information and try again. If the issue persists, contact Zeit support for assistance.
You can deploy your website using the CLI tool or by connecting your GitHub repository to Zeit. Check out their documentation for detailed instructions.
This may be due to incorrect deployment settings or an issue with your code. Double check your settings and code for errors. If you need further assistance, reach out to Zeit support.
Yes, you can deploy multiple websites on the same project in Zeit by using subdomains. Check out their documentation for more information.
You can add custom domains by following the instructions in their documentation or by using the CLI tool.
This could be due to several reasons such as incorrect deployment settings, a server error, or issues with your code. Double check your settings and code, or reach out to Zeit support for assistance.
You can update your website by pushing changes to your GitHub repository or by using the CLI tool. These changes will be automatically deployed in Zeit.
Yes, you can enable SSL for your custom domains in Zeit. Check out their documentation for instructions.
Unfortunately, deleted deployments cannot be recovered. Make sure to use caution when deleting deployments.
This could be because the CLI tool is not installed correctly or not added to your system's PATH. Refer to their documentation for installation instructions.
You can delete a project by using the "zeit project delete" command in the CLI tool. Be aware that this action cannot be undone.
Yes, Zeit can be used with other hosting providers by setting up a custom deployment with a serverless backend.
This could be due to issues with your code, server configuration, or an outage on Zeit's end. Check your code and server settings, or contact Zeit support for assistance.
Yes, you can set up environment variables in Zeit for your deployed projects. Refer to their documentation for instructions.
You can change your project name in your project settings or by using the "zeit project rename" command in the CLI tool.
This means you have reached your project limit on Zeit. You can either upgrade to a higher plan or delete old projects to make room for new ones.
You can switch between plans in your account settings on the Zeit website.
Yes, you can use custom commands with serverless functions by configuring your serverless.yaml file. Refer to their documentation for instructions.
This means you have reached the rate limit for your project on Zeit. You can either upgrade your plan or wait until the limit resets.
You can configure custom error pages by using the "now.json" file and adding a "error" object. Check out their documentation for specific instructions.
This could be due to an error in your build script or issues with your code. Double check your build settings and code, or contact Zeit support for assistance.
Yes, you can host backend services on Zeit by using their serverless functions. Refer to their documentation for more information.
You can upgrade your plan by navigating to your account settings on the Zeit website. You can also use the "zeit upgrade" command in the CLI tool.
This could be due to incorrect deployment settings, errors in your code, or compatibility issues. Double check your settings and code, or contact Zeit support for assistance.
Yes, you can use Zeit for static site hosting by setting up a custom deployment with a static site generator. Refer to their documentation for specific instructions.