Deployka Blog
Guides about deploying bots, MVPs and AI projects without DevOps.
Telegram bot SQLite: keep data across redeploys
Use /data on Deployka, verify your SQLite path, and update a bot without silently replacing its existing database with an empty one.
Read →Replace your bot ZIP without a new project or another payment
Update code in an existing Deployka project: ZIP, ENV, entrypoint, persistent data, and verification after deployment.
Read →Telegram bot not starting after deploy: find the real cause
Read the logs and distinguish an invalid BOT_TOKEN, webhook conflict, out-of-memory kill, and build failure before you redeploy.
Read →How to Run a Telegram Bot from ZIP or GitHub Without a VPS
A practical guide to deploying your Telegram bot: upload a ZIP or connect GitHub, add BOT_TOKEN, and check logs without configuring a Linux server.
Read →Managed Hosting vs VPS for a Telegram Bot: Which Fits?
Compare one-click app hosting with a self-managed VPS: resources, control, maintenance, and when each option makes sense.
Read →Deployka vs Hetzner vs Selectel: Hosting for a Telegram Bot
Compare Deployka managed containers with Hetzner and Selectel VPS by resources, price, root access, and maintenance.
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