Free on Google Play
Your SnapDeploy dashboard in your pocket: push a deploy from GitHub or run a Docker image, follow the build as it happens, wake a sleeping container before a demo and fix an environment variable from the bus. Google sign-in, and the same account as the web.
Requires Android 7.0 or later. Also on iPhone.
Connect GitHub once, then pick any repository and branch, choose a container size and tap Deploy. The build output streams to the phone line by line, and a failed build gets a Retry button.
Type an image reference from Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, Quay or a public ECR repository. The app detects the port and starts the container for you.
Status, CPU and memory, request counts, a world map of where traffic comes from and the full deployment history, refreshed while the screen is open.
Wake a sleeping container, stop or restart a running one, and edit environment variables with a rolling restart. While a container is being created or a deployment runs, Delete, Start and Stop wait and the app tells you why.
Create a managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis or RabbitMQ and attach it to a container, and point a custom domain at your app, without opening a laptop.
Deploy results, sleep and wake events and usage warnings arrive as Android notifications. Lock the app with your fingerprint or face, turn on two-factor authentication and review your sessions.
Search for "SnapDeploy: Cloud Hosting" or scan the QR code above. The app runs on Android 7.0 and later.
Use the Google account on your phone, or GitHub, or your email and password. If you already have a SnapDeploy account, Google sign-in links to it by email.
Tap New container, connect GitHub or type a Docker image, and watch the build. Your containers, add-ons and domains are the same ones you see on snapdeploy.dev.
No. Installing it is free, and hosting through it uses the same free tier as the web: 10 deploys a day and 100 hours a month with no credit card.
Yes. When the Google account's email matches your SnapDeploy account, the sign-in links to it and you land in the same containers, add-ons and domains.
Google Play does, through its own billing, so no card gateway is involved and store pricing applies. Anything you buy on the web is visible in the app, and the other way round.
Yes — SnapDeploy for iPhone is on the App Store.
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