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Warning!

Puhti and Mahti are being decommissioned in stages, and their storage areas will become fully unavailable from 15 October 2026. Clean up unnecessary files and move any data you need to keep by 31 August 2026. See the Roihu data migration guide for instructions on transferring your data to Roihu.

Puhti computing services have been decommissioned and no new jobs are accepted or executed on its compute nodes. Puhti login nodes and storage services are planned to remain available until 15 October 2026.

Basic level

This is a simple tutorial to show how to deploy a web server using the Rahti web interface using a git repository as a source

Deploy from Git

How to set up a static web server in Rahti from a Git repository.

  1. Create a project. Instructions

  2. In the Rahti web console. Select the plus sign on the top right corner and then Import from Git.

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  3. Input the URL of the Git repository. Rahti will use that URL to clone the repository.

    import_from_git

    The Advanced Git Options allows you to change the "reference" (Branch, tag or commit) or the context dir. And also allows to add a secret to get access to the repository (username and password, or SSH keys).

  4. After inputting the URL. Rahti will validate and analyze the repository.

    import_from_git

  5. If the analysis was successful, the last step is to click on Create. After few minutes, the site should be available.

After this tutorial, you can check the Webhooks article. Web hooks will allow you to automatically re-deploy this site for every change in the main master branch.