Deno Deploy is generally available

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Deno Deploy is now generally available, after the first beta version was released in June 2021. The serverless platform is used to deploy JavaScript and TypeScript applications to the web. It can handle popular web frameworks like Next.js and uses the Node.js competitor Deno as its runtime.

Framework Support for Next.js, Nuxt & Co.

As the Deno team highlights in the announcement, Deno Deploy is intended to make deploying a web application as easy as running it locally. No adapters, build configurations, or provider-specific configuration files are needed, as Deno Deploy can be used with common JavaScript and TypeScript frameworks out-of-the-box. According to the documentation, these are Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SolidStart, SvelteKit, Fresh, Lume, and – still experimental – Remix.

The Deno team points out that other frameworks can also work with Deno Deploy, but they require further configuration. Developers can suggest frameworks via Discord channel or by email to Deno Support.

JavaScript Conference: enterJS 2026

The enterJS 2026 will take place on June 16 and 17 in Mannheim. The program revolves around JavaScript and TypeScript, frameworks, tools and libraries, security, UX, and more. Discounted early bird tickets are available in the online ticket shop.

Continuous Delivery with Deno Deploy

Connecting a GitHub repository with Deno Deploy enables continuous delivery without further configuration. Developers get a live preview for every commit, and each pull request is tracked as a “timeline.” Changes can be deployed to production or rolled back via the user interface.

The Deno Sandbox is available as a new service from Deno Deploy. It allows the use of Linux microVMs – lightweight virtual machines – running in the Deno Deploy cloud to execute code securely. The background is that Deno Deploy customers are increasingly developing platforms where users generate code using Large Language Models (LLMs), which is executed immediately without human review. The Deno team has introduced the sandbox to prevent this. Code can be deployed to production from within the sandbox.

Pricing: Free, Pro, or Enterprise

Deno Deploy can be used in a free Free or a paid Pro version for $20 per month. The Free version is limited to one million requests per month (Pro: five million), as well as an egress bandwidth of 100 GB (Pro: 200 GB) and CPU time of 15 hours (Pro: 40 hours). Those with additional security, support, and performance requirements can request a custom Enterprise offer. Deno Sandbox usage is billed separately.

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