Builds, databases, caches, storage, domains and zero-downtime releases for Laravel, Node, Python and more. No servers to manage.
Laravel · Node · Python · Go · Ruby No Dockerfile required
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01 / Platform
One place for the build, the runtime and the services around it, so a push is all it takes.
Jerry clones the commit, builds an image, runs your release command and waits for a healthy response before any traffic moves.
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PostgreSQL, MySQL, Valkey and S3-compatible storage next to your app. Credentials land in your environment automatically.
Web · 3 replicas
HealthyPostgreSQL 17
HealthyValkey 9 · 512 MiB
HealthyS3 bucket · 4.2 GB
Healthy| Variable | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| APP_ENV | production | Manual |
| DB_CONNECTION | pgsql | main-db |
| DB_PASSWORD | •••••••••••• | main-db |
| REDIS_HOST | db-7f3a91c2e4b0.internal | cache |
| AWS_BUCKET | storefront-assets | assets |
| STRIPE_SECRET | •••••••••••• | Manual |
Every app gets a generated address. Point your own domain at it and certificates are issued and renewed for you.
Domains
Add domainshop.acme.com
Primary
www.acme.com
Redirects to primary
storefront.soenova.com
Generated
eu.acme.com
Waiting for DNS
Connect a repository and have it live in a few minutes.
02 / How it works
Install the GitHub app and choose a repo and branch.
Laravel, buildpacks or your own Dockerfile, detected for you.
Release commands run, then the new container must answer.
An atomic route switch. The old release stays until then.
03 / Built in
Return to any previous release instantly, no rebuild.
Build and runtime logs streamed live, with secrets redacted.
Run migrations or cache warmups before each release.
Traffic only moves to releases that respond.
Node, Python, Go and Ruby detected automatically.
See who changed what, and when.
04 / FAQ
No. Laravel applications use a dedicated builder and most other stacks are detected by buildpacks. If the repository has a Dockerfile, it is used.
The previous release keeps serving traffic. Failed builds and failed health checks never go live, and the full log shows why.
Yes. Set a release command and it runs before traffic switches to the new version.
Yes. Create a managed Valkey cache (Redis-compatible) and attach it: REDIS_HOST, REDIS_PORT, REDIS_USERNAME and REDIS_PASSWORD are injected on the next deploy. It runs on a private network with its own credentials.
Yes. Every app gets a generated URL, and custom domains get TLS automatically.
Free to start · Live in minutes
Connect a repository and let Jerry handle the build, the release and the rollback.