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The recommended workflow for deploying Quarto websites to Site44 is to develop your website in a separate project directory, and then, when it's ready for final publishing, copy the contents of the `_site` directory to the folder for your website.

## Azure {data-link="Azure"}

If you use Microsoft Azure, you can deploy your website to Azure Static Web Apps. It's pretty straight forward. See the article on [Deploy a Hugo site to Azure Static Web Apps](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/static-web-apps/publish-hugo#deploy-your-web-app) for additional details by replacing Hugo site part with creating a Quarto website project on GitHub.

## Amazon S3 {data-link="Amazon S3"}

If you are a user of Amazon Web Services you can serve your website directly from Amazon S3. Note however that this option is a bit more technically involved than GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Site44. See the article on [Hosting a Static Website on Amazon S3](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/WebsiteHosting.html) for additional details.
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Any web server or web host can be used to deploy a Quarto website. Here's a recent [CNET roundup](https://www.cnet.com/web-hosting/) of other web hosts you could consider. You can also deploy a Quarto website on any internal (intranet) web server.

You can also render and publish Quarto websites using a Continuous Integration (CI) service. See the articles on [Publishing with CI](ci.qmd) for additional details.
You can also render and publish Quarto websites using a Continuous Integration (CI) service. See the articles on [Publishing with CI](ci.qmd) for additional details.