Deploying Apps & Databases from Git or Docker

Rubuz makes deploying high-traffic applications straightforward. Every application is configured in an isolated user namespace container.

Deploying Apps

There are two ways to put an app on your server:

• Your code: connect a GitHub repository and deploy a Next.js, Astro or Go app with git push, or run a Docker image from Docker Hub or GHCR.
• Open-source apps: install one from the catalog.

Every app gets:

• Its own rootless container, isolated from the other apps on the server.
• Automatic SSL through Traefik as soon as its domain points at the server.
• Persistent volumes for its data, included in your backups.

Deploying Databases

You can deploy standalone database instances or shared multi-tenant instances:

1. Go to your server in Rubuz.
2. Under Databases, click Create Database.
3. Choose MariaDB, PostgreSQL, or Redis.
4. Rubuz generates random high-entropy passwords and manages connection pooling automatically.

Health Monitoring & Restarts

Every stack comes with automatic health checks. If an application encounters an out-of-memory exception or hangs, Rubuz restarts the container and alerts your configured webhook or email.