The Last Hour CLI gives you the workflow you already know from the big platforms: log in, link a project, run one command, and your app is live. Tail logs, set environment variables, attach a domain, restart, and roll back a bad release, all without leaving your editor. The difference is it runs on infrastructure you own.
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Three commands to live
npm install -g lasthour-cli
lh login
lh link
lh deploy
That is it. lh login approves your machine in the
browser with a one-time code, lh link connects the
folder to one of your services, and lh deploy ships it.
If the new version fails its health check, we roll back to the last
working release automatically.
The command set
lh deploy packs your project, uploads it, and
activates it behind your domain. Prefer a prebuilt image?
lh deploy --image ghcr.io/you/app:latest pulls it
on the guest instead.
lh logs --follow streams your application logs live.
lh status shows the service, its URL, and whether it
is healthy, so you are never guessing.
lh env add KEY=value sets a variable and restarts
the stack. lh domains add www.you.com points a
hostname at the service. No panel digging.
lh rollback re-activates the previous deployment in
seconds. Pick a specific one with
lh rollback --to <id>.
lh restart, lh open, lh ls,
and lh whoami round it out. Short, memorable, and
scriptable in CI.
Login approves through your browser session, so two-factor auth
still applies. Tokens are scoped, expire, and are revoked when
you run lh logout.
You get the same shape of workflow the big platforms made famous, without the platform lock-in, the surprise invoices, or someone else's servers reading your code. Everything you deploy stays on our US infrastructure, on your own managed service, with the domain and certificate handled by the platform.