How I Shipped My Portfolio in Just Two Commands

A developer describes deploying a personal résumé portfolio using Azion’s DevsCard Astro template, emphasizing that the Azion CLI reduced hosting, caching, routing, and deployment setup to commands such as `azion init`, `azion dev`, and `azion deploy`. The template stores customizable résumé content, experience, skills, projects, metadata, and images in TypeScript data files, while the generated configuration automatically defines storage, caching, and routing resources. Local development runs in an environment intended to match production, and deployment provisions a storage bucket, application, cache settings, rules engine, workload, and public URL, with later deployments updating existing resources and clearing caches. Users can alternatively deploy through the Azion Console by connecting GitHub, enabling automatic redeployments on pushes to the main branch, while both CLI and Console manage the same platform resources. The post also promotes Azion’s free Hobby plan for personal projects and experimentation, which includes distributed delivery, functions, object storage, image processing, DDoS protection, and WAF capabilities, with paid Pro and Enterprise plans available for larger or production workloads.

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