Publish Static Sites on Your Server

buzzstatic.dev · 2026-09-05 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
A self-hosted alternative to Surge.sh for publishing static sites and generated artifacts.

Publish Static Sites on Your Server

Publish Static Sites on Your Server

$ buzz deploy ./dist --site rocket

✓ Uploaded

Deployed to rocket.launchpad.example (public)

rocket.launchpad.example

Who can view this site

Public

Anyone can view this site.

Private

Only you can view this site.

www.rocket.example

Awww → 203.0.113.10

TXT\_buzz.www → buzz-domain-verification=8f3c1a

rocket.launchpad.example still works

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Publish static sites on your server

A self-hosted alternative to Surge.sh. Deploy a directory from the CLI to its own subdomain.

Deploy your first site →Self-host Buzz

Throwaway deploys that can grow up

1. 1

Publish

Redeploy the same site name to replace its files without changing the URL. `buzz deploy ./dist --site rocket` Choose a site name 2. 2

Choose visibility

Keep a site public, or make it private so only you can view it. `buzz access private` Make a site private 3. 3

Add a custom domain

Connect a custom domain to your site. `buzz domains add rocket www.rocket.example` Connect a custom domain

Use CLI or Dashboard

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Manage your sites from your server.

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Your sites

Everything you have published.

Deploy

3 Sites12.4 MB Total size

NameVisibilityViews

rocketPublic1,284

docsPrivate438

← Dashboard

rocket

Deployed 5h ago · 18 files

Public

All time

1,284 Views892 Visitors24 MB Bandwidth

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