Connect your repository and ship supported applications without managing the release pipeline, routing, certificates and day-to-day production operations alone.
12:04:18route attached · tls ready · probe GET /api/health -> 200 OK
What stays visible
Current release: dep-42
Previous live release: dep-41
Customer-owned domain stays visible beside the route state.
Recent activityRelease activity
Queued
Repository linked12:04:01 UTC
example-labs/atlas-api is attached to the production workspace.
Release inspector
StateProduction healthy
Current release: dep-42
Previous live release: dep-41
Customer-owned domain stays visible beside the route state.
Verified technologies and integrations
Supported runtimes, resources and managed delivery layers.
Supported stacks and managed delivery layers verified from the product catalogue.
GHGitHub
NXNext.js
JSNode.js
DKDocker
PGPostgreSQL
RDRedis
CFCloudflare
DNSCustom domains
From repository to production
One release path.Visible all the way through.
Connect the repo, watch the cutover, keep route and health in the same story.
The Deploir release sequence runs from Connect to Analyse, Build, Release, Route, TLS, Operate and Recover. Manual stage selection updates the active node, evidence and responsibility panel.
Repository
Analyse
Build
Release
Route
TLS
Operate
Recover
Active stage
Repository connected
Connect the repository and release target.
EvidenceSource provider: GitHubEvidenceRepository: example-labs/atlas-apiEvidenceBranch: main
Customer access and branch intent remain explicit before the managed path continues.
Managed where it matters
You keep the product. Deploir runs the release.
Ownership stays clear before, during and after the production cutover.
01Approve the source
You choose the repo, environment and release timing.
02Deploir runs the path
Build, route, TLS and cutover move through one managed system.
03Base keeps the record
The live release and recovery context remain reviewable afterwards.
You keep
Repository and code
Environment choice
Deployment approval
Domain ownership
Deploir manages
Workload analysis
Build and release
Routing and TLS
Production visibility
Shared recordBase shows the approved release, route state, TLS state and recovery path together.
Built for modern workloads
A platform for the applications teams actually ship.
Choose the workload and the supported path becomes obvious in seconds.
Next.js
Supported Next.js applications with a managed release, routing and recovery path.