Introduction
ZevCloud is a cloud deployment platform that makes it easy to deploy web applications, WordPress sites, databases, and static sites.
What You Can Deploy
Section titled “What You Can Deploy”| Service Type | Description | Build Required |
|---|---|---|
| Web Application | Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, etc. from a Git repository | Yes (auto-detected) |
| WordPress | Fully managed WordPress with MariaDB, SFTP, and auto-login | No |
| Database | PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis | No |
| Static Site | HTML/CSS/JS uploaded via ZIP or SFTP | No |
Key Concepts
Section titled “Key Concepts”Projects
Section titled “Projects”A project is a container for related services. For example, a “My SaaS” project might contain a web app, a database, and a worker service.
Environments
Section titled “Environments”Each project has environments (Production, Staging, Development). Services are deployed within environments, so you can test changes before going live.
Services
Section titled “Services”A service is a single deployable unit — a web app, database, WordPress site, or static site. Each service has its own:
- Deployment URL (
your-app.zevcloud.app) - Environment variables
- Logs and terminal access
- Billing plan
Teams own projects. You can invite members to collaborate, and each team has its own billing.
How It Works
Section titled “How It Works”- Sign up via ZevCloud Dashboard using your ZevID account
- Create a project — give it a name
- Add a service — choose the type (app, WordPress, database, or upload)
- Configure — connect your Git repo, set environment variables, choose a plan
- Deploy — click Deploy or push to your branch for auto-deploy
Your app is live at your-app.zevcloud.app with automatic SSL.
Next Steps
Section titled “Next Steps”- Quick Start Guide — deploy your first app in 5 minutes
- CLI Installation — deploy from your terminal
- API Reference — programmatic access