Infrastructure and deploy for Next.js: the path from push to live site on Hostinger, the build settings that break and the checks after every release.
Infrastructure here means the path from push to live site on ordinary hosting, with no proprietary deploy platform. The base post documents this blog's own pipeline: a GitHub repository, a Next.js build on Hostinger, domain, certificate, and what happens when the panel reclassifies the project because of one line in package.json.
The details that cost hours are recorded as they were found: the CDN that keeps HTML for a year until someone flushes it, the build that breaks over a browserslist field, the check that has to run after every release. It is the reference for anyone reproducing the setup, not a comparison of providers.
When the subject is what runs inside the agent rather than where the site lives, the place is the AI engineering category.
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Every push becomes a live site with no hosting panel involved: connecting GitHub to Hostinger, the build settings that break and the checks after each deploy.
