We are going to setup our process so that we have two sites, one is going to be used for production and another for staging. And then using Git we are going to configure post receive hook for our repository so that when master branch is pushed our files end up on Production site, and when the staging branch is pushed the files are going to end up on Staging site. As you will see this is a nice way to setup automatic deployments if you only have access to a shared hosting.

In this episode I'm going to show you how to setup automatic deployments on your shared hosting with cPanel and Git.

Automatic Deployments On Shared Hosting

Now we are going to take Strapi backend that we have been building in [Making Websites With Next.js And Strapi](https://watch-learn.com/series/making-websites-nextjs-and-strapi) series, and we are going to publish it on a shared hosting. As you will see, depending on your hosting this may not be the most viable solution. But if nothing else it will be fun to try, and learn something new.

Also I'm going to show you how to redirect port 8080 of your server so that the visitors to your website don't have to input a port to access your website.

In this episode we are going to deploy Strapi backend from Next.js and Strapi series to the shared hosting.