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Firebase Hosting is a production-grade web content hosting service for developers. With just one command, you can deploy web applications and quickly provide static and dynamic content to a global CDN (Content Delivery Network). You can also pair Firebase hosting with Cloud Functions or Cloud Run to create and host microservices on Firebase.
How does it work?
Firebase Hosting is built for the modern web developer. With front-end JavaScript frameworks like Angular and static generator functions like Jekyll, sites and apps are more powerful than ever. If you want to deploy a simple application login page or a complex progressive web application (PWA), hosting will provide the infrastructure, features, and a custom set of tools for deploying and managing sites and applications.
Using the Firebase CLI, you can deploy files from a local directory on your computer to our hosting servers. Apart from providing static content, you can also use Cloud Functions for Firebase or Cloud Run to provide dynamic content and host microservices on your site. All content is provided via an SSL connection via the nearest edge server on our global CDN.
You can also view and test changes before they are applied. Using the Firebase Local Emulator Suite, you can simulate app and back-end resources on a locally hosted URL. You can also share changes to temporary preview URLs and set up GitHub integration for easy iteration during development.
Firebase Hosting has lightweight hosting configuration options that can be used to build a reliable PWA. You can easily rewrite URLs for client-side routing, set custom headers, and even provide localized content.
To provide your content, Firebase provides several domain and subdomain options:
By default, every Firebase project has free subdomains on the web.app and firebaseapp.com domains. Both sites provide the same content and configurations that have been implemented.
If you have related sites and apps that provide different content but still share the same Firebase project resources (for example, if you have a blog, admin panel, and public apps), you can create multiple sites.
You can link your domain name to a website hosted by Firebase.
Firebase automatically assigns SSL certificates for all of your domains, so they can be served securely.
