From code
to running.

Deploy apps, run private jobs and manage releases from one platform. Use the console, CLI or your assistant.

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Deployment pathExample

Your codeGit, handler or image

BuildA version you can inspect

ReleaseReady to serve

An image deploy creates a release directly. Private jobs return a result without a public URL.

Built for
your workflow.

Choose the path that fits the work. Availability depends on your organization and installation.

Applications

Build a Git repository, publish a TypeScript or Go handler, or deploy an image from your organization’s private registry.

Private jobs

Run TypeScript or Go synchronously, get the result, and reuse the same release for the next input.

Domains & DNS

Connect a domain, manage its records and point traffic to your website or email provider.

Assistant access

Connect DeepHost to your assistant through MCP to inspect apps, deploy code and check releases.

Ship the way
you work.

Start with a repository, a small handler, or a container image already in your DeepHost registry. Inspect the build and release before checking the live response.

Explore deployment paths

Git projectsBuild a revision. Configure push deployments and pull-request previews.

TypeScript & GoPublish an HTTP handler without an application Dockerfile.

Registry imagesDeploy an image by tag or digest to a dedicated workload.

Connect your
assistant.

Connect the DeepHost MCP server and select your organization. The DeepHost skill guides your assistant through the right workflow, from inspection to verification.

Connect an assistant

“List my DeepHost apps.”

Confirm the connection before asking your assistant to deploy or run code.

Ready when
your code is.

Start in the console, or follow a guide for your first deployment.

Open the console Browse the guides

From codeto running.

Built foryour workflow.