Deploy an app

An App Service runs a web workload built from Git. Use this guide when you want dFlow to build and deploy a repository onto a Worker Node.

PrerequisitesCopy Anchor Link

• An Application with a Worker Node attached (see Getting Started).
• A Git repository. For private repos, connect a provider under Integrations.

1. Create an App ServiceCopy Anchor Link

1. Open your Application and target Environment.
2. Choose Create Service / Add new and pick App.
3. Set a name (lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens).

2. Connect GitCopy Anchor Link

1. Choose the provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Gitea, or as shown in the UI).
2. For private repos, complete OAuth or paste a token as prompted.
3. Set repository and branch.
4. Choose manual or automatic deploy when offered.

Automatic deployment on git push is supported for GitHub and GitLab integrations: when enabled, pushes to the configured branch start a new Deployment without clicking Deploy in the dashboard. Other providers may be manual-only depending on the UI.

3. Configure build and variablesCopy Anchor Link

1. Set build / install commands and root directory if your app needs them.
2. Add environment variables (static values, secrets, or reference variables to a database Service).
3. Save.

4. DeployCopy Anchor Link

1. Click Deploy or Redeploy.
2. Watch build / deploy logs until the Deployment succeeds.
3. Optionally attach a domain under Deployments and Operations.

Expected outcome: The App Service shows a successful Deployment and is reachable (or listed as running) in the UI.

If something failsCopy Anchor Link

• Deployment issues under Troubleshooting
• Integration issues (Git / tokens)
• Logs under Deployments and Operations

Go deeperCopy Anchor Link

• App services
• Create a service
• Deploy a database to wire credentials next