Fiber runtime path
Choose Fiber as the Go framework.
Go Fiber hosting
Host your Go Fiber project. No manual server setup.
Deploy a Fiber API or web backend through the same guided flow used across RamNaym Cloud.
Go + Fiber
Fast web services
ZIP or GitHub
project / deploymentReady
my-projectGo Fiber hosting
SourceZIP / GitHub
BuildPlatform managed
ResultPublic URL
app := fiber.New()
app.Get("/", handler)
port := os.Getenv("PORT")
app.Listen(":" + port)
What is supported
Fiber hosting without a separate workflow
Keep your Go project structure and select Fiber directly when creating the server.
Go module project
Deploy from the source you already maintain.
Readable logs
Use build logs to understand failures quickly.
Public route
Open the project from its public URL after deployment.
How to deploy
From your project to a live deployment.
Keep the process beginner-friendly: choose the correct stack, add the source, then use the build logs to follow the deployment.
Choose Fiber
Create a Web App, select Go and then Fiber.
Add source
Upload a ZIP or import the GitHub repository.
Launch
Deploy the project and follow the logs until the service is ready.
Before you deploy
Quick project checklist
These checks reduce common deployment mistakes and match the runtime behavior used by RamNaym Cloud.
- Include go.mod.
- Use a package main executable.
- Use the platform PORT value.
- Keep dependencies declared in the Go module.
Explore related hosting
Use the page that matches your project.
Each landing page focuses on a real stack supported by the platform, so you can read the relevant deployment information without unrelated setup steps.
Common questions
Simple answers before you deploy.
These are the questions developers usually ask when moving this type of project from local development to hosting.
How do I host a Go Fiber app?
Select Go and Fiber in Create Server, import the project and deploy.
Does RamNaym Cloud support Fiber projects?
Yes. Fiber is a supported Go framework choice.
Can I deploy a Fiber API?
Yes. Fiber APIs and web backends can use the Go web application runtime.
Can I use GitHub?
Yes. You can import the project from GitHub or upload it as a ZIP.
Ready to put the project online?
Use ZIP or GitHub, choose the matching runtime and follow the build from one dashboard.