Bring the Python server
Upload one ZIP or import the repository from GitHub. Keep your socket code and requirements.txt together.
Deploy a real Python socket server without converting it into a web app. Upload a ZIP or connect GitHub, listen on the platform PORT and connect through your dedicated public host:port.
The deployment path stays as simple as the Telegram page, but the runtime is built specifically for raw socket traffic.
Upload one ZIP or import the repository from GitHub. Keep your socket code and requirements.txt together.
Use server.py, main.py or app.py, or select a custom Entry File. Your process receives the platform PORT value.
After deployment, use the dedicated public TCP address from the project instead of an HTTP URL.
Keep direct socket connections, project controls and deployment logs without maintaining a general-purpose server yourself.
The service is published as a TCP port and does not depend on Flask, FastAPI or an HTTP router.
Each TCP project receives its own saved public port from the platform’s dedicated TCP range.
Read deployment/runtime output, rebuild when needed and request IT Support for eligible projects.
Use the standard Python socket module or your own TCP protocol. The server process is started directly and receives its internal PORT through the environment.
Short answers to the questions developers usually ask before deploying.
Create a Python web-app project, choose Python TCP Server, upload a ZIP or import GitHub, and deploy. RamNaym Cloud runs the selected Python entry file as a raw TCP service and publishes a dedicated host and port.
Yes. Python TCP Server projects do not use the normal HTTP reverse-proxy path. Clients connect directly to the published host:port address.
The platform can detect common files such as server.py, main.py or app.py. You can also choose an Entry File when automatic detection is not the right fit.
Read the PORT environment variable and listen on 0.0.0.0. RamNaym Cloud maps the internal TCP port to the public port assigned to your project.
Deploy the code, copy the host:port and let your clients connect without keeping your own computer online.