Deplo
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Simplify application hosting by pushing a repository to a chosen server, automatically handling builds, domains, TLS certificates, databases, backups, and rollbacks, while you only pay the underlying host.
Deplo Overview
What is Deplo about?
Deplo provides a self‑hosted, end‑to‑end deployment platform that turns any Linux server into a full‑featured PaaS. Developers connect a Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea) or upload source code, and Deplo builds the app, provisions a domain, provisions TLS, creates optional databases, and makes the service live.
How to use Deplo?
- Run the one‑line installer on a fresh Linux machine (as root):
curl -fsSL https://deplo.build/install.sh | bash - After installation, a dashboard appears at a generated
https://<id>.deplo.siteURL. - In the dashboard, connect your repository or upload a project.
- Choose a server, set environment variables, optional domain, and click Deploy.
- Deplo handles the build, container orchestration (via Docker/Compose), SSL provisioning (via Traefik), and database provisioning automatically.
Key Features of Deplo
- Push‑to‑Deploy from major Git providers, Docker images, Compose files, or raw uploads.
- Free sub‑domain on first deploy; custom domains with automatic Let's Encrypt certificates.
- Managed databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse with encrypted, scheduled backups.
- Team collaboration: granular role‑based access, activity logs, 2FA, API tokens.
- Optional shell access for advanced users; completely optional for beginners.
- Hosting‑partner integration – get a pre‑installed server from supported partners.
- Open‑source under AGPL‑v3, allowing full control and self‑hosting.
Use Cases of Deplo
- Start‑up MVP hosting – rapid deployment without managing cloud provider billing.
- Agency or consultancy – host client projects on dedicated servers with team permissions.
- Internal tooling – run internal dashboards, static sites, or Next.js apps behind corporate infrastructure.
- Educational labs – provide students a hands‑on PaaS environment on a shared server.
- Migration from other self‑hosted PaaS (Coolify, Dokploy) – built‑in migration guides.
FAQ from Deplo
Q: Do I need to manage the underlying server? A: Only if you provision your own machine. Deplo automates everything else; you can also rent a pre‑installed server from a partner.
Q: Which programming languages and frameworks are supported? A: Any language that can be built into a Docker image or run via a Docker Compose file. Official examples include Node.js/Next.js, Vite, WordPress, static sites, etc.
Q: How are TLS certificates handled? A: Deplo uses Traefik with automatic Let's Encrypt integration for both the free sub‑domains and custom domains.
Q: Is there a CLI? A: The primary interaction is through the web dashboard, but API tokens enable scriptable deployments.
Q: What is the roadmap? A: Deplo is currently in beta, with a stable 1.0 release planned for Q4 2026.
Deplo's README
Get started
Run this as root on a fresh Linux server:
curl -fsSL https://deplo.build/install.sh | bash
Your dashboard comes up on a generated address like https://deplo-cb00710a.deplo.site, with HTTPS and no domain needed. Requirements, your own domain and every option are in the installation guide.
[!TIP] Never want to touch a server, a terminal or SSH? Get a server with Deplo already installed from one of our hosting partners at deplo.build/get-started: open the link you receive, create your account, deploy. Nothing else to learn.
What you get
- Push to deploy from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Gitea, or from an image, a Compose file or a plain upload.
- A free URL from the first deploy, then your own domains with certificates handled for you.
- Databases (Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse) with encrypted, scheduled backups.
- Built for teams: fine-grained access for every member, an activity log, 2FA and API tokens.
- The shell is optional: useful for experts, never required.
Deplo is in beta: rough edges are expected, and 1.0 is planned for Q4 2026.
Learn more
- Deploy your first app
- How Deplo works
- Move to Deplo from Coolify, Dokploy or another Deplo
- Offer Deplo to your customers as a hosting provider
Thanks to our sponsors
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Contributing
Deplo is open source, and contributions are welcome: fixes, features, integrations. See CONTRIBUTING.md. The documentation lives in DeploCloud/docs.
License
Deplo is open source software, licensed under the GNU AGPL v3. See the LICENSE file for the full license terms.
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