OneBitDeploy
Deploying

Deploying overview

How apps are built and run on OneBit Deploy, from source to a live URL.

OneBit Deploy turns your source code into a running app. You bring a GitHub repository (or a ZIP for static sites), and the platform builds a container image and runs it with a public URL, automatic SSL and live logs.

The deployment pipeline

  1. Source — connect a GitHub repo and branch, or upload a ZIP.
  2. Build — OneBit builds your code into an optimised container image. Node.js and Next.js are auto-detected, so no Dockerfile is required.
  3. Run — the image runs on OneBit's Kubernetes platform with a public URL.
  4. Live — automatic HTTPS, optional custom domain, live logs and metrics.
  5. Redeploy — every push to the connected branch builds and ships a new version.

New app, with a GitHub URL pasted

What you can deploy

  • Static sites — from a repo or a ZIP upload.
  • Web services — Node.js and Next.js apps built from your repo.
  • Managed databases — see Databases.
  • WordPress (Beta) — see WordPress.

Supported app runtimes today are Node.js, Next.js and Python (early access), plus static sites. Other language buildpacks (Go, PHP) are not available yet.

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