Websites

A Website is a frontend application that Forte builds from GitHub and serves through a global CDN. Websites can be statically generated or server-side rendered (SSR).

Operating model

A Website belongs to a Project and tracks a repository, branch, framework configuration, environment variables, domains, and releases. Static assets are cached at the edge. Server-rendered routes run through the Website runtime and follow the documented response and revalidation limits.

Each push to the configured branch can create a release. You can also deploy a specific commit, roll back, or update configuration and redeploy.

Responsibility boundary

Forte operates the build, artifact deployment, CDN delivery, managed domain verification, and release history. You own framework behavior, cache directives, secrets exposed to build or runtime code, domain DNS changes requested by the console, and the browser-side security of the application.

Websites do not pass through the Forte Service gateway. Per-request Service logs and metrics therefore do not apply to Website traffic; see Monitoring for the distinction.