Noida PoP
In-country Tier-IV facility, no subsea hop
Native Indian transit: zero subsea hops
Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Remix, Django, FastAPI, Go - 37 frameworks across 5 toolchains, detected straight from your repository with zero configuration. Sub-15ms from our Noida edge, with statutory DPDP data residency by default.
Build runner: ap-south-3 (Noida DC). Illustrative log; real timings depend on your repository.
git push origin main"feat: optimized multi-region edge routing"$git push origin main
00:00.12[tejas-runner] Initializing isolated build container...
00:01.04[framework-detector] Inspected package.json -> Found next with App Router.
00:01.89[install] bun install --frozen-lockfile
00:03.90[build] npx --yes @opennextjs/aws@latest build
00:08.20[next] Compiled client chunks and server handler (.open-next output generated)
00:10.15[edge-router] Publishing static assets to the Noida edge (ap-south-3)...
SUCCESS: Deployment ready. Data stayed inside the Indian boundary.
Not a brittle template catalogue. TejasDeploy inspects your repo and runs the install, build and output directory each framework's own documentation prescribes.
Client-side routing works on first load. No rewrite rules to write.
buildbun run build
Any Vite template, any framework plugin. Detected from vite.config.
buildbun run build
Vue 3 SPAs with history-mode routing served correctly at the edge.
buildbun run build
The modern builder's dist/browser layout, detected. Rename the project and override the directory.
buildbun run build
Svelte on Vite. For the full framework, deploy SvelteKit instead.
buildbun run build
Fine-grained reactivity, shipped as a static bundle.
buildbun run build
3kB of runtime over the same edge cache as everything else.
buildbun run build
The static adapter. Qwik City covers the server-rendered half.
buildbun run build
Standards-based web components, no framework runtime to ship.
buildbun run build
The CLI is the build step — a repo with no build script is normal here.
buildnpx ember build --environment=production
Zero JS by default. Islands hydrate only where you asked them to.
buildbun run build
output: 'export' with nothing running. A different class from OpenNext.
buildbun run build
Versioned docs and i18n routes, pre-rendered per locale.
buildbun run build
The docs:build script and the nested output directory, both detected.
buildbun run docs:build
Astro's docs starter, listed on its own so you can find it by name.
buildbun run build
Any template language you like, out to _site.
buildbun run build
public/, not dist/ — the one detail behind most empty first deploys.
buildbun run build
Ship a component library as a site, with preview URLs per PR.
buildnpm run build-storybook
nuxi generate, fully pre-rendered. The server half is a separate entry.
buildnpx nuxi generate
Developer slide decks, deployed from the markdown they live in.
buildnpx slidev build
No Node anywhere in the build. Thousands of pages in under a second.
buildhugo --minify
A real Ruby toolchain with bundler, not a Node shim pretending.
buildbundle exec jekyll build
Python docs builds from requirements.txt, Material theme included.
buildmkdocs build
A single Rust binary. Nothing to install, nothing to lock.
buildzola build
No build at all — the repository is the site. Live in seconds.
runtimeno build step
App Router, server actions, ISR and middleware — through the OpenNext adapter, which runs your own build script for you.
buildnpx --yes @opennextjs/aws@latest build
Loaders and actions on the server, client assets on the edge.
buildbun run build
Form actions and streamed loads, with client/ lifted to the edge.
buildbun run build
Nitro's server output, with .output/public served from the edge.
buildbun run build
output: 'server' with on-demand routes and real request context.
buildbun run build
Resumability with a server handler behind it, no hydration pass.
buildbun run build
Your app, unchanged. Nothing lifted to the edge, so your gates stay gates.
buildbun run build
Modules, guards and DI intact, deployed straight from the repo.
buildbun run build
Python 3.12 from requirements.txt. No Dockerfile to maintain.
installpip install -r requirements.txt
WSGI apps deployed as handlers, with app.handler as the entrypoint.
installpip install -r requirements.txt
collectstatic runs, and the result is deliberately not published — Django's own middleware keeps serving it.
buildpython manage.py collectstatic --noinput
A compiled binary on a provided runtime. Cold starts in milliseconds.
buildgo build -o bootstrap ./...
Global clouds route Indian users over subsea cables via Singapore or Dubai. DataDack terminates requests in-country, in Noida today, with Mumbai coming.

In-country Tier-IV facility, no subsea hop
Native Indian transit: zero subsea hops
Subsea cable crossing over the Bay of Bengal
High jitter variance on mobile 4G/5G connections
Global WAN traversal, transatlantic fibre
A hard latency floor for dynamic, interactive apps
When an app spikes, USD overage blocks do the damage. We bill a flat rupee rate per GB, so a viral week stays a line item rather than an incident.
₹6.00/GB
₹6/GB flat rate, billed strictly per GB
Total cost for 500GB traffic spike
₹33.60/GB
$40 per 100GB block (₹33.60/GB effective)
Total cost for 500GB traffic spike · 5.6x higher cost
₹46.20/GB
$55 per 100GB block (₹46.20/GB effective)
Total cost for 500GB traffic spike · 7.7x higher cost
Overage only: Growth includes 300 GB at ₹1,699/mo while Vercel and Netlify Pro include about 1 TB. USD list prices converted at ₹84/US$; verify against each vendor's current pricing.
Same developer experience, more of the stack: 37 frameworks across 5 toolchains, priced in rupees from Indian soil.
| Capability / specification | DataDack TejasDeploy | Vercel / Render |
|---|---|---|
| Framework auto-detection | 37 frameworks, frontend and backend | Frontend frameworks |
| Build toolchains | Node, Python, Go, Ruby, Rust | Node, plus limited runtimes |
| Backend deployment | Native: Django, FastAPI, Flask, Go, NestJS | Functions only |
| Datacenter residency | Noida, India (Tier-IV) | Global / US / EU |
| DPDP Act 2023 residency | 100% in-country | Varies by region |
| Indian metro latency | < 15ms | 30ms - 200ms+ |
| Bandwidth overage | ₹6/GB (Growth) · ₹4/GB (Pro) | ~₹34/GB (Vercel Pro) · ~₹46/GB (Netlify Pro), USD list converted |
| Free tier | 4 projects, 20 GB, forever | Varies |
| Preview deployment per PR | Included | Included |
No foreign-exchange surprises and no dynamic penalties. Scale your engineering footprint with data that never leaves India.
Perfect for testing, learning, and personal static projects.
Great for freelancers, small apps, and staging setups.
For scaling traffic, larger teams, and active production apps.
For business critical applications with advanced security.
Sovereign isolation, custom limits, and absolute uptime.
Migrating workloads from a foreign cloud? Speak directly to infrastructure engineers over WhatsApp or phone.
New accounts get ₹1,000 in free credit on signup.
Everything you need to know about TejasDeploy features, performance, and scaling limits.
37, across five toolchains. Single-page apps (React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Solid, Preact, Qwik, Lit, Ember, Vite), site generators (Astro, Starlight, Docusaurus, VitePress, Eleventy, Gatsby, Hugo, Jekyll, MkDocs, Zola, Slidev, Storybook, Nuxt static, Next.js static export, plain HTML), server-rendered apps (Next.js via OpenNext, Remix, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Astro SSR, Qwik City) and backend APIs (Express, NestJS, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Go). Each one carries the install command, build command and output directory its own documentation prescribes, so a repository with no configuration deploys correctly on the first attempt.
Yes, and this is where TejasDeploy differs from a frontend-only cloud. Django, FastAPI and Flask run on Python 3.12 installed from your requirements.txt, and Go compiles to a binary on a provided runtime. These deploy as request handlers and deliberately publish nothing to the edge: a backend commonly gates its static directory behind auth, a signed URL or a rate limit, and lifting those paths to the CDN would silently remove the gate. You can opt specific paths into edge caching yourself.
Unlike global players who route Indian traffic through broad APAC hubs (like Singapore), TejasDeploy targets localized routing. We deploy our edge Point of Presence directly in Noida (ap-south-3), with Mumbai coming soon. This reduces latency for Indian users to sub-15ms. Additionally, all files and logs reside strictly within Indian borders to comply fully with the DPDP act.
Serverless deployments scale compute to zero when idle to save resources, causing 'cold starts' (latencies of 2-5 seconds). TejasDeploy mitigates this by maintaining a 'Keep-Alive' container on Starter, a dedicated 'Zero-Cold-Start' warm container pool on Growth, and isolated pre-warmed bare-metal fleets on Pro/Enterprise, ensuring instant page loading.
Yes. Every plan includes free custom domains and auto-renewing SSL certificates. The Free tier includes 1 custom domain, Starter allows 3, Growth supports 15 domains with wildcard SSL, and Pro supports up to 50 domains. SSL certificates are provisioned and auto-renewed automatically at the edge.
Yes. Connecting your GitHub repository automatically hooks up pull requests. Every PR triggers a separate build and generates an ephemeral preview environment (e.g. branch-name.datadack.app) with optional password protection. We support monorepos out of the box.
We do not believe in charging huge egress margins. If your traffic spikes, we charge simple overage fees starting at ₹10/GB ($0.12) on Free down to ₹4/GB ($0.05) on Pro. Build runners automatically compile your changes. If you exceed your monthly build minutes (e.g., 2,500 on Growth), we block extra commits or offer simple standard add-on minutes.
Migration takes about two minutes. Log into the DataDack Console, select TejasDeploy, link your GitHub repository, set your environment variables and click Deploy. We detect the framework and pre-fill its build, so there are no config changes to make — and because we cover the same frameworks plus backend runtimes, a monorepo that needed two providers on Vercel needs one here.
Pick a region, pick an image, hit deploy. No sales call, no lock-in - just sovereign infrastructure at half the AWS price.
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