Deployxa

Deployxa, from Deployxa Cloud Inc., is a cloud hosting platform that takes apps written by developers or generated by AI tools and puts them online. It detects the stack from a connected repository, builds it in an isolated container, and releases it behind HTTPS after health checks pass. The same platform can be driven from the dashboard, a CLI, a REST API, a VS Code extension or an MCP server.

What It Is

Deployxa is a managed deployment platform covering the path from source code to a live URL. Users connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, or paste a public Git URL. The platform reads the repo and picks the runtime, build and start commands, which can be overridden. It builds reproducible container images with build cache and readable logs, then rolls out with automatic TLS, custom domains and one-click rollback.

Supported stacks listed include Next.js, React, Vue, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Astro, Express, FastAPI, Django, Rails, Laravel, Bun, Go, Rust, ASP.NET Core, Angular, Flask, NestJS, Spring Boot and custom Docker images.

Runtime and Operations

Each app runs in its own container namespace on a private network, with encrypted secrets injected at runtime and kept out of build logs. Autoscaling adds load-balanced replicas based on CPU, memory and request rate. Observability includes live log streaming, per-project resource charts and alerts by email, Slack or webhook. Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis can be attached to projects, with snapshots and point-in-time recovery. Dedicated VPS servers with root access are also offered.

Agents and Developer Tooling

The Deployxa MCP server connects Claude, Codex, Cursor and other AI agents to Deployxa projects. The CLI (@deployxa/cli, installed via npm) supports login, deploy, rollback, domains, logs, env vars and JSON output. The site positions the platform for apps built with tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt and v0.

Team and Enterprise Controls

Organizations support Admin, Developer and Viewer roles, with audit logs exportable as CSV, IP allowlists, deployment policies such as protected branch patterns, and scoped API keys. The company also offers migration help for moving existing stacks.