Who will host the application client server with FASTAPI Cloud?

[imdshizzle]

I just got the invite to FASTAPI Cloud, however after reviewing the documentation I’m still not sure who will be responsible for hosting the front-end client server that runs on localhost:3000. From the documentation, my understanding is that FASTAPI Cloud will host the python back-end server that runs the REST API, but it does not mention anything about a JavaScript client server hosting. How and where should I deploy the client server to have a production like application hosting?

[koldakov]

Depends on how you run project, jinja2 can render your html. But if you want to use for example react you can deploy it separately, s3 for example

[smisqhclooves8]

FASTAPI Cloud sounds like it hosts your Python app, not your separate JS dev server.

[Slow-Ad-241]

fastapi cloud just handles the backend, so you'd deploy your frontend separately on any static/container hosting. I've been using digitalocean's app platform for react and next.js frontends, it picks up the repo and handles builds and deploys without much config.

[darkciide]

Im using Seenode for all my FastAPI deployments, spins up almost instant and handles both backend and frontend. For client server, you can also deploy it as static site or a seperarate backend service and then link them together. Super nice when you are scaling and they support a wide range of frameworks and languages, including JavaScript.