Git push deploys from GitHub
Connect your GitHub repository and deploy with every push. Deplexo auto-detects your framework, builds a container, and runs your app.
1
Connect
Link your GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Codeberg account through OAuth.
2
Push
Push code to your repo.
3
Build
Deplexo detects your framework, generates a Dockerfile, and builds the image.
4
Deploy
Your app starts on its subdomain, and each later push deploys automatically.
Supported git providers
- GitHub: OAuth integration and auto-deploys through webhooks.
- GitLab: OAuth integration and auto-deploys through webhooks.
- Bitbucket: OAuth integration and auto-deploys through webhooks.
- Codeberg: OAuth integration and auto-deploys through webhooks.
Every connection uses OAuth, so you don't need personal access tokens.
Auto-detection
Deplexo detects your framework from the repo and generates a Dockerfile tuned for it:
- Node.js (npm, yarn, pnpm, bun)
- Python (pip, pipenv, poetry)
- Go
- Ruby
- Rust, Java, PHP, Elixir
- Static sites
- Custom Dockerfile for any stack.
Configuration
Add deplexo.yaml to your repo root. Every field is optional, since auto-detection handles most projects.
version: 1
type: web
build:
framework: auto
command: npm run build
run:
command: npm start
port: 3000What you get
- Automatic subdomain (your-app.deplexo.com) on first deploy.
- Custom domains with automatic TLS.
- Build logs that stream live.
- Runtime logs in the dashboard.
- Environment variables encrypted at rest.
- Signed webhooks for deploy events.
- Email alerts for deploy failures and crashes.