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Cloud Projects and Publishing

Create, build, preview, and publish Verdent Cloud projects from the Desktop app

Verdent Desktop can create Cloud projects and take them from a prompt to a live *.verdent.app URL without switching to a separate browser workflow.

Create a Cloud project

Open the project menu

From Home, open the Projects panel and select the + button.

Select New Cloud project

Choose New Cloud project, enter a project name, and select Create project. You must be signed in to use Cloud projects.

Describe the app

Tell Verdent what website or app you want to build. Verdent creates the project in Cloud infrastructure and opens it in the Desktop workbench.

Confirm the preview

Use Preview to test the runnable app. A project must have a working preview before it can be published.

The New Cloud project entry is marked Publish Anytime in the project menu.

Publish the project

When the preview is ready, select Publish in the workbench title bar. Configure the app URL, title, icon, and visibility, then start publishing.

Verdent reports progress while it provisions resources, scans the project, builds the app, bundles the output, and promotes the new version. After the first release, use Publish changes to update the live app.

Once the app is live, use My app to manage its settings and production data.

Manage the app in My app

My app is available for the selected Cloud project from the workbench tab bar. If the tab is closed, select + and then My app.

See My app overview for the complete management workflow.

Publishing a local project

A local project cannot be published directly from its existing folder. If you select Publish while working in a local project, Verdent offers to create a new Cloud project and opens it for you to continue building.

Creating the Cloud project does not change or upload the files in your local project. Build or recreate the publishable app in the new Cloud project, confirm its preview, and then publish it.

Deployment resource limits

Before publishing, Verdent checks the deployment resources included with your current plan:

ResourceWhat the limit controls
Cloud appsHow many Cloud apps can be published
Database storageHow much database storage the project can use
Persistent storageHow much persistent disk storage the project can use

If publishing is blocked, the dialog shows the affected resource, current usage, plan limit, and the next available plan when an upgrade is available.

  • If the Cloud app limit is reached, upgrade or archive an existing app before publishing a new one.
  • If database or persistent storage is full, upgrade the plan. If no higher plan is available, contact support.
  • If more than one resource is blocked, resolve every listed limit before publishing.

See Deployment Resources and Limits for billing behavior and troubleshooting.