Step-by-step guide
Deploy a Next.js App to Azure, Step by Step
Deploy Next.js to Azure with AI: connect your Azure account, generate the infra config, ship to Azure Static Web Apps or App Service, and attach a custom domain.
Build or Import Your Next.js App
Start from a prompt — Multos generates a Next.js project with pages, API routes, and tests — or import an existing repo from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket and let the AI read the architecture first.
Connect Your Azure Account
Link your Azure subscription with least-privilege credentials. Multos deploys into YOUR account — your resources, your billing, your control. Nothing is hosted on a Multos-owned account.
Pick Your Azure Target
Azure Static Web Apps for static and serverless Next.js, or Azure App Service with Functions for full-stack apps needing server rendering and background work. The AI recommends a target based on your app shape.
Generate Infrastructure Config
The infrastructure autopilot generates the deployment config — build pipeline, environment variables, IAM roles, and monitoring — as reviewable files in your repo, not hidden platform magic.
Deploy and Verify
One command ships the build. Multos runs 15 automated checks first — security scanning, dependency audits, error handling — then verifies the live URL responds correctly before calling it done.
Attach Domain and SSL
Point your custom domain at the Azure deployment with managed SSL. No watermarks, no forced subdomains — the app is yours on your infrastructure.
Iterate With AI
Push changes by describing them: the AI updates code, re-runs checks, and redeploys to Azure. Your Next.js app stays live throughout — and stays live even if you stop using Multos.
Typical completion time: 5-15 minutes
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Follow the steps above with a free Multos AI account. No credit card required.
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