Templates
Click Templates in the canvas toolbar. A template draws its nodes and links on the canvas, staged: nothing is created until you press Deploy, and you can change anything first or undo it. Each card shows how many nodes it adds and roughly how much memory they use.
Starter stacks
Section titled “Starter stacks”| Template | Nodes |
|---|---|
| Static site | A static site |
| API + Postgres | An app linked to Postgres |
| Web app + Postgres + Valkey | A web app with a database and a cache |
| Full stack | Web app, API, Postgres, Valkey and object storage |
| Cron worker + DB | A cron job linked to Postgres |
| App | What you get | You choose |
|---|---|---|
| Ghost | The Ghost blogging platform with MySQL | A name, and optionally a domain |
| Nextcloud | Nextcloud files and collaboration with Postgres | A name, an optional domain, the admin user and password (at least 10 characters) |
Leave the domain empty and the app uses its generated address. Passwords and keys are generated on the server and never shown again.
From the CLI:
zc templates listzc templates use nextcloud --param name=files --param-from-env admin_password=NC_PASS