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ORM version

Introduction

Prisma ORM

Core Concepts

Beyond Prisma ORM

Prisma Schema

What is introspection?PostgreSQL extensions

Prisma Client

Deploy Prisma ORM Deploying database changes with Prisma Migrate Deploy migrations from a local environment Deploy to a different OS Module bundlers Caveats when deploying to AWS platforms

Traditional servers Deploy to Heroku Deploy to Railway Deploy to Fly.io Deploy to Koyeb Deploy to Render Deploy to Sevalla

Prisma Migrate

Getting started with Prisma Migrate Overview on Prisma Migrate Mental model About migration histories About the shadow database Limitations and known issues Legacy Prisma Migrate

Reference

Prisma CLI reference Prisma Client API reference Prisma schema reference Prisma Config reference Connection URLs Environment variables reference Database features matrix Supported databases System requirements Error message reference Prisma Error Reference Preview features Prisma Client & Prisma schema Prisma CLI Preview features

Prisma CLI Prisma Studio

ORM releases and maturity levels

Prisma home/docsPrisma documentation home

DeploymentTraditional

Traditional servers

Prisma ORM v6

Learn how to deploy your Prisma-backed apps to PaaS providers like Heroku, Koyeb, or AWS EC2

If your application is deployed via a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) provider, whether containerized or not, it is a traditionally-deployed app. Common deployment examples include Heroku and Koyeb.

Traditional (PaaS) guides

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Deploy to Deno Deploy

Learn how to deploy a TypeScript application to Deno Deploy.

Deploy to Heroku

Learn how to deploy a Node.js server that uses Prisma ORM to Heroku.

Traditional servers

Traditional (PaaS) guides

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