scloud launch

scloud launch is the front door for new projects: it interactively creates a Serverpod Cloud project, links your local server to it, and deploys for the first time. The flow prompts for the project name, whether to enable a database, and confirms each step before performing it.

Once your project is linked, you typically switch to scloud deploy for subsequent updates. For non-interactive project creation (no prompts), use scloud project create and pass the settings as flags.

See Deploy your first app for the full walkthrough.

Usage

Common command to launch and deploy Serverpod Cloud projects.

If there already is a Serverpod Cloud project near the current directory
it will redeploy the project (upload, build, and rollout in the cloud).

Otherwise it will guide you through setting up a new Serverpod Cloud project.


Usage: scloud launch [arguments]
-h, --help                     Print this usage information.
-p, --project                  The ID of the project.
    --plan=<starter|growth>    Selects the plan to use.
    --[no-]enable-db           Flag to enable the database for the project.
    --[no-]deploy              Flag to immediately deploy the project.
    --dart-version             Overrides the Dart SDK version to use for building the project.

Deployment options
-c, --concurrency=<integer>    Number of concurrent files processed when zipping the project.
                               (defaults to "5")
    --dry-run                  Do not actually deploy, just print the deployment steps.
    --show-files               Display the file tree that will be uploaded.
-o, --output                   Save the deployment zip file to the specified path. Must end with
                               .zip
    --[no-]await               Await the deployment to finish while showing status progression.
                               (defaults to on)

Run "scloud help" to see global options.

See the full documentation at: https://docs.serverpod.dev/cloud/reference/cli/commands/launch