How to deploy from Git

Overview

With Aptible, you have the option to deploy your code directly from Git. This method involves pushing your source code, including a Dockerfile, to Aptible’s Git repository. Aptible will then create a Docker image for you, simplifying the deployment process. This guide will walk you through the steps of deploying via Git to Aptible.

Deploying via the Dashboard

The easiest way to deploy via Git within the Aptible Dashboard is by deploying a template or custom code using the Deploy tool.

Deploying via the CLI

⚠️ Prerequisites: Install the Aptible CLI

Step 1: Create an app Use the aptible apps:create to create an app. Note the provided Git Remote. As we advance in this article, we’ll refer to it as $GIT_URL. Step 2: Create a git repository on your local workstation Example:

git init test-dockerfile-deploy
cd test-dockerfile-deploy

Step 3: Add your Dockerfile in the root of the repository Example:

# Declare a base image:
FROM httpd:alpine

# Tell Aptible this app will be accessible over port 80:
EXPOSE 80

# Tell Aptible to run "httpd -f" to start this app:
CMD ["httpd", "-f"]

Step 4: Deploy to Aptible:

# Commit the Dockerfile
git add Dockerfile
git commit -m "Add a Dockerfile"

# This URL is available in the Aptible Dashboard under "Git Remote".
# You got it after creating your app.
git remote add aptible "$GIT_URL"

# Push to Aptible
git push aptible master

Deploying via Terraform

Deploying via Git is not supported by Terraform. Use deploying via Docker image with Terraform instead.

How to deploy via Docker Image How to migrate from deploying via Docker Image to deploying via Git

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How to deploy from Git

Overview

Deploying via the Dashboard

Deploying via the CLI

Deploying via Terraform

​Overview

​Deploying via the Dashboard

​Deploying via the CLI

​Deploying via Terraform

Overview

Deploying via the Dashboard

Deploying via the CLI

Deploying via Terraform