Static site dashboard

A static site shares the same dashboard layout as a web service. The tabs that matter for a static site:

Overview

Live deployment history, current status, and the basics: type, build command, publish directory.

From here you can Trigger Deploy, Cancel an in-flight build, or Rollback to any previous successful deploy.

Logs

Build logs from your most recent deploys.

Live tail lets you watch the build as it runs, and you can look back over the last 1h, 4h, 24h, 2, 7, 14 or 30 days.

• Pause / Resume the live stream while you read something.
• Download the current view as a file.

Static sites don’t have a runtime, so there are no request logs, only build logs.

Environment

Build-time environment variables (e.g. VITE_*, NEXT_PUBLIC_*, public API URLs).

• Add, edit and delete variables inline.
• Bulk import from a .env file, or export the current set back to .env.
• Built-in secret generator for tokens and keys.

Values are injected into the build only. There’s no runtime to read them at request time.

Settings

All configuration for the site, grouped:

Domain holds your subdomain on runsite.site. Custom Domains is where you attach a domain of your own, verify its DNS and get TLS issued automatically; see Domains.

Build & Deploy covers the branch, the build command, the publish directory, the root directory and the Auto-deploy on push toggle.

Tabs that don’t apply

You’ll also see Metrics, Shell and Disk tabs in the UI. These are shared with Web Services and don’t apply to static sites (no container, no runtime, no persistent disk). You can ignore them.