<p>Check out the discussion in this SE question: <a href="https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/28519/best-way-to-deploy-craft3-to-webserver">Best way to deploy Craft3 to webserver?</a></p>

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2018-11-23T18:06:27.640Z
Thanks for your reply Andrew, i will check it out. I love your work with Seomatic plugin by the way, i use it a lot, and for shure i will use it on Craft 3 too.
Sebastián.
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2018-11-23T18:10:18.530Z
Awesome! Hope the discussion in that thread helps.
andrew.welch
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2018-11-23T18:12:25.317Z
I install everything manually, i don´t use the console. It´s the way i use to do things in Craft 2, i hope this is not a problem.
Sebastián.
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2018-11-24T15:21:47.650Z
Hi Andrew, i check your resource, and see your article Setting up a Craft project, great info, and listen the discussion about deploy, great info too.
But i´m on the same place, i need to upload my project to Staging, i always to this with craft 2 uploading files ( zip and unzip in server ), change configs and done! I don´t have time right now to learng, git, composer, and a deploy tool. Is there any guideline to do this?
I dont´understand the folder structure in server, everything goes one level up of public_html, and i can rename web folder to public_html and it works?
Sebastián.
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2018-11-24T22:34:25.267Z
yep, you can still do it the way you're used to with Craft 3 -- and yes, you can rename the `web/` directory to whatever you want.
andrew.welch
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2018-11-25T23:32:42.990Z
Great! I will give it a try! Thanks Andrew
Sebastián.
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2018-11-23T17:48:41.520Z
2018-11-23T17:55:20.753Z
2018-11-23T17:55:20.753Z
andrew.welch
<p>Is there a lesson/tutorial/docs about going from local to production on server with Craft 3?</p>

<ul>
<li>What files should be uploaded  ( and which not )</li>
<li>What folders need to be one level up of the root - where to change the paths to this folders</li>
<li>Change config files.</li>
<li>Go from dev to production.</li>
</ul>

<p>Thank you!</p>

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Go from local to public with Craft 3
# Go from local to public with Craft 3

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-11-23)

Is there a lesson/tutorial/docs about going from local to production on server with Craft 3?

* What files should be uploaded ( and which not )
* What folders need to be one level up of the root - where to change the paths to this folders
* Change config files.
* Go from dev to production.

Thank you!

**Tags:** craft3

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-11-23. Score: 2

Check out the discussion in this SE question: [Best way to deploy Craft3 to webserver?](https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/28519/best-way-to-deploy-craft3-to-webserver)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks for your reply Andrew, i will check it out. I love your work with Seomatic plugin by the way, i use it a lot, and for shure i will use it on Craft 3 too.  
> **username_1**: Awesome! Hope the discussion in that thread helps.  
> **username_0**: I install everything manually, i don´t use the console. It´s the way i use to do things in Craft 2, i hope this is not a problem.  
> **username_0**: Hi Andrew, i check your resource, and see your article Setting up a Craft project, great info, and listen the discussion about deploy, great info too. But i´m on the same place, i need to upload my project to Staging, i always to this with craft 2 uploading files ( zip and unzip in server ), change configs and done! I don´t have time right now to learng, git, composer, and a deploy tool. Is there any guideline to do this? I dont´understand the folder structure in server, everything goes one level up of public_html, and i can rename web folder to public_html and it works?  
> **username_1**: yep, you can still do it the way you're used to with Craft 3 -- and yes, you can rename the `web/` directory to whatever you want.  
> **username_0**: Great! I will give it a try! Thanks Andrew  

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