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Your first deploy

From a GitHub repo to a live address. Before the terminal you need two things: a spredr account and the spredr app on your GitHub. After that, all of it happens in the terminal.

1

Get an account

Everything starts with a spredr account: your services, your plan and your tokens live there.

Create my account
2

Connect GitHub

spredr builds from your repo, so it needs to read it. In your account, under Connections, install the spredr app on GitHub and pick the repos you want to publish.

Open Connections
3

Install the CLI

One file, for you only, no sudo. Before installing, the installer checks its sha256.

terminal
$curl -fsSL https://spredr.cloud/install | sh
On Windows, the PowerShell installer is on the command line page.
4

Connect your terminal

A page opens where you check the code, choose what this terminal may do and for how long, and approve it. You never paste a token.

terminal
$spredr login
5

Create the service from your repo

Tell it the port your app listens on and a path that answers 200 when it is ready. With --deploy it publishes right away and shows you the build as it happens.

terminal
$spredr new tu-usuario/mi-api --port 8080 --health /health --deploy
With no Dockerfile, spredr detects your language and builds the image. With one, it uses yours.
6

Watch it live

Memory, requests, latency, errors and its logs on one screen. q to quit.

terminal
$spredr live
$spredr logs -f
7

Publish on your domain

It already answers on mi-api.onspredr.com. To use yours, prove it is yours with a TXT record and choose which one answers.

terminal
$spredr domains add api.tudominio.com
$spredr domains verify api.tudominio.com
$spredr domains use api.tudominio.com
nextVariables and secretsYour keys encrypted, never in the repo.automateFor agentsLet an agent or a CI publish for you.