#Zephyr Documentation

Zephyr Cloud is a platform accelerate your development workflow by providing a simple way to deploy and manage your applications - cloud agnostic, framework agnostic and bundler agnostic¹.

Under the hood, Zephyr takes a snapshot of your application and deploy it to the edge in sub-seconds², allowing you to preview and test your application in a real-world environment before deploying it to production - make "testing in production" a reality. Whenever the version of your application is ready for production, you can promote it to production with a single click.

Whether you're are a small team or a large enterprise, Zephyr Cloud is designed to remove the ambiguity between different cloud providers, helping you build with speed and freedom.

Zephyr Cloud is now in public alpha. If you experience any issues, do jump in our Discord and let us know (we hang out here!).

#Start

1. Why Zephyr

   Have an overview of modern application's development complexity and how Zephyr can speed up the process.

2. Get Started

   The quickest way to get you started with our chrome extension, dashboard and npm package. Use Webpack as an example.

3. Adding Zephyr to existing application

   One line of code to add Zephyr to your existing application. Use Nx + React + Webpack as an example.

#Main Features

Some of Zephyr Cloud's features include:

Feature	Description
Version control	Zephyr provides version control for your application and enabling your application to rollback and forward on chrome extension.
Rollback and forward	Zephyr provides rollback and forward features for your application.
Sub-second deploy	Zephyr provides sub-second deploy for your application.
Long-lived preview links	Zephyr provides long-lived preview links for your application.
Dependency management	Zephyr provides dependency management for your application.

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#Pre-Requisite Knowledge

We don't assume you know everything about cloud or edge. Whenever we mention a concept or a piece of software, we aim to provide relevant links wherever possible. Our documentation site is Open Sourced, if you wish to contribute, do check out our Github and open any issues/pull requests.

At the same time, it'd be useful to have a basic understanding of modern frontend frameworks such as React, running commands in terminals, node, package management solutions such as npm and the concept (or usage) of monorepo. If you're new to web development, we recommend checking out MDN Web Docs for a comprehensive guide.

#Recipes

1. React + Vite

   Use Zephyr with React and Vite.

2. Migrate from vanilla module federation

   Migrate from vanilla module federation to Zephyr.

3. React + Rspack

   Use Zephyr with React and Rspack

4. React + Webpack + Nx + Module Federation

   Use Zephyr with React, Nx and Module Federation.

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