GitHub Pages
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Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.
Publish static sites and single-page apps through a global CDN with preview channels and managed SSL.
Deploy app services from GitHub or templates, then manage them from a shared project dashboard.
Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.
Deploy Dockerized web applications and managed databases with Aptible handling container releases and the underlying application infrastructure.
Deploy an application from a repository or starter template and configure its runtime in Railway.
Develop MySQL-compatible, sharded databases with branching and deploy requests for schema changes.
Advance application releases through configured deployment targets.
Build, test, and deploy code through visual or YAML-defined CI/CD pipelines.
Deploy an application from a GitHub repository to Koyeb-managed compute.
Build and run JavaScript or TypeScript web applications on a managed serverless platform.
Build, deploy, and run AI phone and chat agents from one workspace.
Enterprise platform for the full AI agent lifecycle
Deploy supported application code to managed dynos without administering the host servers.
Deploy full-stack Next.js and Angular apps from GitHub onto Google's managed web infrastructure.
Keeps a categorized GitHub release draft updated as pull requests merge.
Run GitHub Actions workflows locally to get faster feedback before pushing changes.
Keep supported dependencies and GitHub Actions references current through reviewable pull requests.
Read and manage GitHub resources from software using documented REST endpoints.
Deploy applications to Kubernetes in your AWS, Azure, or GCP account.
Deploy Git-managed applications to a configurable, managed cloud runtime.
Run GitHub Actions-compatible workflows on Depot compute with local-run and job-debugging tools.
Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.
Plan and run GitHub migrations with GitHub-native tools