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Deeploy Managing Deployments

Day-2 operations for Deeploy projects, jobs, updates, and controls.

Deeploy Managing Deployments

What this covers​

This page focuses on day-2 operations after your first deploy: organizing jobs, updating runtime settings, controlling app lifecycle, and operating safely at scale.

Organize by Projects and Jobs​

  • Use one project per product, tenant group, or environment (dev, staging, prod).
  • Keep jobs focused and explicit (single service per job where possible).
  • Use naming conventions that encode ownership and purpose.

Manage networking and exposure​

  • Use Deeploy tunnel/domain integration for externally reachable services.
  • Keep internal workloads private by default and expose only required ports.
  • Treat domain and tunnel credentials as controlled secrets, not static config in repositories.

Update deployments safely​

  • Prefer template reuse for repeatable rollout behavior.
  • Change one operational dimension at a time (resources, image, or commands) when debugging.
  • Validate logs and health immediately after each rollout.

Control runtime through Deeploy channels​

Based on Deeploy's command/control model, use:

  • Instance-level commands for host or container runtime operations.
  • App-level commands for service behavior and app-specific operations.

This split keeps operational controls clear when multiple jobs and teams share infrastructure.

Cost and reliability guardrails​

  • Keep sufficient USDC balance for active workloads and expected bursts.
  • Track resource sizing against observed usage to avoid chronic over-provision.
  • Review deployment states regularly so failed jobs are detected early.

Notable date​

Next steps​