Scaling Ethereum has always been a top priority for developers in the Ethereum ecosystem. Many projects emerge to solve the scalability trilemma, but Polygon stands out from their strong roadmap and what they have achieved so far. Polygon is an Ethereum scaling platform that provides a way for people to build and deploy Dapps on Ethereum and still benefit from the decentralization and security of Ethereum. Polygon enables Ethereum to scale by providing a suite of scaling solutions such as Polygon Pos, Polygon Edge, Polygon Zero, and Polygon Nightfall, and more.

These scaling solutions provided by Polygon make it easier for developers to release applications and still keep decentralization at its core. However, one aspect of decentralization that is often overlooked is the front end where applications are deployed. Most people will use centralized systems that have a common flaw, a single point of failure. 4EVERLAND changes that by allowing developers to deploy their front ends on D-web.

Why you should deploy your Polygon Dapp on 4EVERLAND

4EVERLAND is a decentralized cloud computing platform that makes it easier to deploy the front-end of applications to the decentralized web. 4EVERLAND comes with both 4EVERLAND Hosting and 4EVERLAND Bucket products.

4EVERLAND hosting allows developers to deploy their Dapps or websites to Dweb via an interactive dashboard or CLI. If you wish to use 4EVERLAND to deploy your Dapp, here are some reasons to do so:

1. Support multiple frameworks

4EVERLAND supports various front-end frameworks, such as Nuxt Js, React, Vue, Angular, Gatsby, etc. 4EVERLAND Hosting also supports custom frameworks by allowing you to type build commands that trigger application deployment.

Supporting as many frameworks as possible is a step towards full interoperability with Web2 frameworks, and 4EVERLAND is leading the way.

2. Decentralized server

All applications deployed through 4EVERLAND are pushed to IPFS. IPFS is one of the largest decentralized networks where you can securely store your applications permanently. After deploying the application on 4EVERLAND, you will get an IPFS hash, which helps to verify that the application has been deployed on IPFS.

3. Decentralized Domains

4EVERLAND also supports the use of decentralized domains, which is a great feature if you wish to build a fully decentralized Dapp. Decentralized domains work by converting long addresses into memorable characters. Some domains may not be accessible natively through the browser, but it depends on where you got your decentralized domain from.

Adding a decentralized domain is also very simple and there are no gas fees involved when connecting the domain to the application.

4. Github integration

4EVERLAND allows users to log in through Github, which makes it easy to find your repository and deploy. This is for users who wish to deploy applications through 4EVERLAND's dashboard instead of the CLI.

Deploying a Dapp on 4EVERLAND is very simple and does not require any technical background knowledge, unless using the CLI. Here are some resources to help you deploy your application successfully:

4EVERLAND Host User Guide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5-6L8FrFvM&t=11s

This tutorial contains a complete walkthrough on how to deploy an application through the CLI or the dashboard.

4EVERLAND Documentation

https://docs.4everland.org
Here you will find all the key commands to deploy your application. The documentation also includes an API reference if you wish to use the API.