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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dcdeploy.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

1

Navigate to Deploy tab

Navigate to the Deploy tab of the environment in your DCDeploy dashboard where you want to deploy your service.
2

Add a new service

Click on Add Service. A new form will appear where you can provide details of your service.
3

Fill in the details

Complete the following fields:
  • Service Name: A unique name is auto-generated by default. You can change it if needed.
  • Source: Select GitHub as the source.
  • Configure github account, there are two way to Configuration
    • Click on user profile icon top right at navbar
    • Click on profile option
    • navigate to connection tab
    • and connect your github account
      OR in your service form
    • Click on cog icon right side of the github
    • Select the account you want to configure
    • Select the repository you want to deploy or allow all
    • Click on install
  • Repository: Choose the GitHub repository you want to deploy
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  • Branch / Tag: Select the branch or tag you want to deploy from.
  • Build Context: Provide the path in your repo where the Docker build should run (default is ./).
  • Dockerfile Path: Specify the Dockerfile path if it’s not in the root directory (default is ./).
  • Auto Build (Optional): Enable auto-build to automatically trigger a new build whenever you push to the selected branch.
5

Configure runtime settings

Configure how your service should run:
  • Port: Enter the port number your service listens on. Ensure your app binds to 0.0.0.0 on this port.
  • Protocol: HTTPS is the default protocol.
  • Region: Select the DCDeploy region(s) where you want your service deployed.
  • Machine Type: Choose from available DCDeploy machine types (CPU, RAM, and Disk). See details here.
  • CPU/Memory Usage Limits: Configure resource limits according to your service requirements.
  • Environment Variables: Provide environment variables directly paste your .env file or add manually.
  • Scaling Options:
    • Define minimum and maximum instances.
    • Enable Auto Scaling to automatically scale based on traffic or CPU/memory thresholds.
6

Deploy

Click the Continue button.
  • You’ll be asked for confirmation before deployment.
  • If multiple services are added, removed, or updated, confirmation will cover all changes.