Connect a GitHub repo, pick a server, and ship. DollarDeploy does the rest.
How it works:
- Connect a GitHub repo.
- Pick a server: bring your own over SSH, or provision one through a supported provider.
- Build and run: DollarDeploy prepares the server, builds your app, and runs it as a native systemd service (or Docker Compose if you choose).
- Expose it: DollarDeploy configures the reverse proxy and issues HTTPS via Let's Encrypt.
- Keep it shipping: every push triggers a deploy; rollback is one action.
- Operate it: monitoring and 30-day logs are included on every plan; manual backups are included and scheduled backups are on paid plans.
The big picture: no Kubernetes and no required container layer. Native systemd removes overhead. Docker is there when an app needs it.
The bottom line: give DollarDeploy a $5-$20 server, and deploying to it feels like a modern PaaS.
Go deeper: 3 steps to deploy an app.