Gatsby: Guide to deploying to Netlify

[timrossback]

Would this be possible to be made?

[Unforgiven-wanda]

In my experience, deploying to Netlify is pretty straightforward:

1. Create your repo, in either Github, Bitbucket, or Gitlab
2. Go to Netlify, create an account, create an app
3. Give it access to your Git account, choose the repo you want to deploy
4. Netlify automatically detects that it's a Gatsby project, what with the build command and the publish directory
5. Tap "deploy site", wait for the install and build to finish and voilà

[wiesson]

An example for a netlify.toml for gatsby would also be nice to see!

[m4rrc0]

I am actually looking into that in more details myself. Have you seen this article @wiesson ?

[timrossback]

Thanks for your replies - I got it successfully deployed shortly afterwards 😄

I'm just going to keep this open, so you can use this if you want to track making a page in the docs for Netlify deployment etc.

[sebastienfi]

Also, this plugin https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/tree/master/packages/gatsby-plugin-netlify
which can handle caching, redirects, and a set of other useful netlify specific configuration.

[nodox]

Have you seen this article? Its pretty much the focus of this thread.

[KyleAMathews]

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