Skip to content

EUROPEAN APPLICATION DEPLOYMENT

Deploy from GitHub, Docker, or a template.

Run your applications and private services together on European infrastructure. One coherent place for deployment, configuration, domains, logs, and operations — so you can focus on your software.

BRING YOUR CODE OR IMAGE KEEP CONTROL OF EVERY RELEASE
A RELEASE, FROM START TO FINISH
A
AtlasROBOT FLEET OPERATIONS

A fleet, brought into focus.

A Go service. A clearer view of every robot.

main.goGo / excerpt
01func main() {02  http.HandleFunc("/api/fleet", fleet)03  http.Handle("/", dashboard())04  log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(05    ":8080", nil,06  ))07}
BRANCH mainCOMMIT a3f82c1

ONE RELEASE. Every step connected.

YOUR STACK. RIGHT AT HOME.

GitHubDocker imagesAny language in a containerEuropean infrastructure

THREE WAYS IN. ONE PLACE TO RUN.

Start with what you’ve got.

A repository full of possibility. An image ready to go. Or a template that’s already wired up.

01 / FROM SOURCE

A repo. A branch. Your next release.

Connect GitHub through a GitHub App, pick your repository, branch, Dockerfile, and build context. iDeployed builds from an exact commit, publishes the artifact, and deploys it — with check feedback along the way.

Source→ Build→ Deploy
02 / FROM AN IMAGE

Already containerized? You’re on your way.

Bring an image from Docker Hub, a supported public registry, or your own private registry. Set the port and configuration — the platform follows the image’s own runtime user, so stock images like nginx and Redis run unmodified.

$ ideployed deploy registry.example.com/your-app:latest
03 / FROM A TEMPLATE

A useful head start, pre-wired.

Curated templates bring the image, sensible port and exposure defaults, configuration guidance, and storage requirements together. Deploy nginx in seconds, or start a private Redis service with persistence in place.

nginxRedisPostgreSQL

YOUR WORK, IN ONE PLACE

From “it works locally” to it’s out there.

A focused home for your applications.
Know what’s running, see what changed,
and choose what happens next.

app.ideployed.com

APPLICATIONS / ATLAS

atlas

Production application

Running
Active imageatlas:v1.2sha256:8b4f…e9a2
Sourceatlas-labs / atlasmain · a3f82c1
Last deploymentSuccessfulArtifact verified

Deployment activity

LATEST ATTEMPT
Add warehouse fleet overviewMAIN · A3F82C1
atlas:v1.2Successful

The active version is always separate from your latest deployment attempt.

PUBLIC WHERE IT SHOULD BE. PRIVATE EVERYWHERE ELSE.

Your web app out front. Your Redis inside.

A public HTTPS application, connected explicitly to a private service in the same project — on the service’s declared port, and nothing more.
ATLAS PROJECTSELECT AN APPLICATION

atlas · atlas.ideployed.app

One direction. Explicitly granted.

atlas is public: it has an HTTPS address, a managed certificate, and a route on the internet.

You connected web → redis on port 6379

Other applications can’t reach atlas just because they exist on the platform.

VISIBILITY, BUILT IN

See every step
from commit to running app.

Build logs, runtime logs, deployment stages, deployment history, and intelligible failures — part of the normal experience, not an afterthought. Resource usage and health, understandable alongside.

atlas — build output

12:02:11STEP 1/9FROM golang:1.26-alpine AS build

12:02:14STEP 2/9RUN CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -o /atlas .

12:03:02STEP 9/9ENTRYPOINT ["/atlas"]

12:03:04DONEpushed atlas:v1.2 (sha256:8b4f…e9a2)

12:03:09DEPLOYatlas:v1.2 → running · atlas.ideployed.app

EUROPEAN BY DIRECTION

Big ambitions.
European roots.

Where your application runs is a meaningful choice. iDeployed brings an application-focused deployment workflow to European infrastructure — with isolated environments, protected configuration, HTTPS everywhere, two-factor authentication, and revocable sessions.

For developers who want to spend more time on their product and less time assembling their platform.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A few things
you might ask.

More detail, less uncertainty.

What is iDeployed?
iDeployed is a Europe-first application deployment platform. It turns GitHub repositories, container images, and curated templates into running applications and connected private services — with deployment, configuration, domains, logs, and operations in one place. You work with projects, applications, deployments, services, and logs; you never need to assemble Kubernetes objects yourself.
Can I deploy from GitHub or Docker Hub?
Yes. Connect GitHub through a GitHub App, choose a repository, branch, Dockerfile, and build context, and iDeployed builds from an identifiable source commit. Or bring an image from a supported public registry such as Docker Hub, or connect a private registry. The platform records the exact image artifact behind every tag.
Do I need to manage Kubernetes?
No. iDeployed manages the underlying container infrastructure, routing, certificates, deployment orchestration, and isolation. You work with applications, services, connections, domains, storage, and logs — at the level of your own software.
How do public and private applications differ?
Every application has an explicit exposure choice. Public applications get an HTTPS address on ideployed.app or your own custom domain, with managed TLS. Private applications get an internal address only — no public route, no certificate. You explicitly connect one application to another within the same project, on the service’s declared port.
What happens when I change an environment variable?
Saving configuration does not silently restart your application. Redeploy the current version to apply saved environment changes with the exact active image, or choose a deliberate rollback to an eligible earlier artifact. Saved configuration and the running version are always distinct — so you can see what is saved, what is running, and what a release action will change.
Where does my application run?
iDeployed is Europe-first, with infrastructure in Europe. European hosting is a meaningful product choice — though it does not by itself prove that every business subprocessor, support interaction, or integration stays within the EU.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Good ideas deserve
to be out there.

Bring your code. Make something people can use.