Deploy. Secure. Scale.
Deploy: ship to production with zero downtime
From `git push` to a production release you can trust. We review your app for launch, provision and harden the server, containerise or configure the runtime, and wire up CI/CD with zero-downtime deploys and rollback — so releases become routine.
Fixed scope · Hours or days, not weeks · Tracked in your portal
Outcomes
What “deploy” means in practice
- Live on your domain over HTTPS
- Every push tested, built and deployed
- Zero-downtime releases with rollback
- A documented, reproducible setup
What we cover
Deploy: the work involved
- Production readiness
- Security, performance, backups and deployment reviewed before launch, with a prioritized list of what to fix.
- Server provisioning
- Ubuntu or Debian on DigitalOcean, Hetzner, AWS, Contabo or your own hardware — Nginx, TLS, users and firewall done right.
- Runtime & containers
- Next.js, Node, Laravel or Django under Docker, PM2 or systemd, with secrets kept out of the code.
- CI/CD pipelines
- GitHub Actions or GitLab CI that test, build and release on every push — zero downtime, with rollback.
- Migrations
- Moving from Heroku, AWS or shared hosting to a VPS — app, database and DNS — with minimal downtime.
- Self-hosted tools
- AI agents and automation (OpenClaw, n8n, Ollama) or your own PaaS (Coolify) on infrastructure you control.
Services
Deploy services
Browse our fixed-scope services, or tell us about your setup and we'll recommend the right one.
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Common questions
What do you need from me to deploy my app?+
Access to your code repository, a server or cloud account (or we help you pick one), your domain's DNS and any environment variables. You share these securely in the client portal — never by email.
Which stacks do you deploy?+
Next.js, Node.js, Laravel/PHP, Django/Python, static sites and Dockerized apps, on Ubuntu or Debian VPSs (DigitalOcean, Hetzner, AWS, Contabo and others).
Is my AI-built app safe to launch?+
Often not without a review — AI-generated code commonly misses rate limits, security headers and secret handling. A production readiness check tells you exactly what to fix before real users arrive.
The full lifecycle