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Application platform

Deploy apps from your code, a Docker image or a template. Builds, config, private networking, databases, and metered billing.

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    How the application platform works

    Deploy an app from your code, a Docker image or a template. Each runs in its own private guest, billed for what it uses.

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    Deploy your first application

    Choose a source, name it, pick a builder, and deploy. The platform builds and runs it for you.

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    Deploy from GitHub or a Git URL

    Connect GitHub to pick a repo and deploy on every push, or point at any public Git URL.

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    Deploy a Docker image

    Run a Docker Hub image directly, with your own variables and port. Its volume persists.

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    Deploy from a template

    Launch a ready-made app such as Nextcloud or code-server, with its settings filled in for you.

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    Builds and builders

    How a build turns your code into a running app, which builder does it, and what triggers a rebuild.

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    Configure your application

    Set the start command, port, CPU, memory and disk, and an optional health check. Changes apply on deploy.

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    Environment variables

    Set configuration and secrets, in bulk from a .env file. Values are encrypted; a change stages a release.

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    Private networks and projects

    Apps in a project reach each other by name; connect a network to reach your servers and databases.

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    Make an application reachable from the internet

    Apps are private by design. Put a Cloud Firewall in front to publish one on a domain with HTTPS.

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    Managed databases for your apps

    Create PostgreSQL, MySQL or Redis, then attach it to apps in the same project by your own variable names.

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    Deploy, roll back and restart

    Deploy a new release, roll back to an older one with its own config, restart in place, or cancel a build.

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    Logs, console and metrics

    Watch live logs, open a browser shell into the running container, and see CPU, memory and traffic.

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    How applications are billed

    Metered on what the app actually uses: CPU, memory, disk and egress, sampled each minute and billed hourly.

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