From a push on GitHub to a live site
Your code stays in your GitHub. DevCloud builds and runs it every time you push, the same way you are used to on Vercel.
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Connect your repository
Choose which GitHub repositories DevCloud may read. You can remove access in GitHub at any time.
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Push to main
Each push builds a new version. The running site keeps serving visitors until the new one passes its health check.
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Your site is live
It gets an address on devcloud.cloudesta.com right away, or your own domain, with a free HTTPS certificate that renews itself.
What runs on DevCloud
If it builds on your laptop, it runs here.
- Next.js
- Server rendering, API routes, middleware, image optimization and incremental static regeneration.
- React
- Vite and other static builds, served fast and cached.
- Node.js
- APIs, background workers and scheduled jobs.
- Docker
- Anything with a Dockerfile, built exactly as you wrote it.
Moving from Vercel, done for you
Our team moves each project and checks it before your visitors ever see the new server. Nothing changes for them until you approve.
- We copy your project and its settingsEnvironment variables, build settings and your Git branch.
- You review it on a test addressEvery page is compared with the version on Vercel.
- We switch your domain when you say soYour Vercel project stays in place, so going back takes minutes.