Discord Bot

Learn how to quickly host your applications through our Discord server using our bot.

Discloud allows you to host applications directly from Discord, making deployment fast and accessible without needing to use a dashboard or command-line tools.

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🔑 Account Verification

Verification System Under Maintenance

Our account verification system is temporarily unavailable, and we are not performing manual verification during this period.

If you are already verified, you can ignore this notice and continue using the Bot normally.

If you are NOT yet verified, you can upload and manage your applications using other methods:

• Control Panel

• CLI

• Visual Studio Code Extension

Need help? Open a support ticket by sending a message to the Ticket Bot DM. Make sure you are in the Discloud Discord Server.

Stay in the server to be notified when your ticket is answered and when the verification system is back.

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🚀 Hosting Your Application

There are two ways to deploy an application using the Discloud Bot:

Method	Best For	How It Works
⚙️ Advanced Setup	Users who want a one-command deployment with pre-configured settings.	Configure everything in the discloud.config file and use .upconfig.
⚡ Quick Setup (legacy)	Users who prefer a guided setup via the bot’s prompts.	The bot will ask for the necessary details after running .up.

Important Notes:

• If your main file is not in the root directory, you must use Advanced Setup or move it to the root.

• If you are hosting a bot without an ID (e.g., WhatsApp or Telegram), use Advanced Setup and Discloud will generate the ID automatically.

📝 Advanced Setup

1

Create the discloud.config file.

2

Compress your project into a .zip file.

3

Upload your project.

• Go to #🔌・commands on the Discloud Discord Server.

• Run the following command:

  .upconfig

• Send your .zip file when prompted.

4

Your application will be deployed automatically.

⚡ Quick Setup (Step-by-Step Guide)

🤖 Bot

1

Prepare your project.

• Ensure your application files are correctly structured.

• Compress your project into a .zip file.

2

Upload your project.

• Go to #🔌・commands on the Discloud Discord Server.

• Run the following command:

  .up

3

**Provide the Required Information.**

• Enter the Application ID (for Discord bots).

• Enter the Main File Name (e.g., index.js, main.py, main.go).

• Specify the RAM for your bot (e.g., 100 for 100MB).

  {% hint style="info" %} When specifying the amount of RAM, you do not need to include units like "MB". Simply enter the numeric value, for example, "100" for 100MB.

             BOTs require a minimum of 100MB of RAM.

  {% endhint %}

4

Send your .zip file when prompted.

🌐 Website

1

Prepare your project.

• Ensure your application files are correctly structured.

• Compress your project into a .zip file.

2

Upload your project.

• Go to #🔌・commands on the Discloud Discord Server.

• Run the following command:

  .upsite

3

**Provide the Required Information.**

• Choose a Subdomain.

• Enter the Main File Name (e.g., index.html, index.php).

• Specify the RAM for your bot (e.g., 512 for 512MB).

  {% hint style="info" %} When specifying the amount of RAM, you do not need to include units like "MB". Simply enter the numeric value, for example, "512" for 512MB.

             Websites require a minimum of 512MB of RAM.

  {% endhint %}

4

Send your .zip file when prompted.

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❓ Still need help?

Check the FAQ Section or join our Discord Server for support.