Serverize

Serverize - One step Docker deployment

Serverize facilitates the creation of development, testing, and preview environments, each tailored to empower different phases of the product lifecycle without unnecessary complexity.

It uses Docker to package your application and deploy it to a unique URL, allowing you to share your work with others or test it in a production-like environment.

Zero Config Deployment

Serverize is built to be as simple as possible and aspires to simplify the deployment process for developers. It can be used with any framework or language, as long as you have a Dockerfile that exposes a HTTP port.

Core part of Serverize is the implicit auto setup feature, which can detect the framework you are using and try to set the project up.

The logic is encapsulated in the following command.

npx serverize

That is being said, only number of frameworks are supported at the moment including:

• Node.js
• Deno
• Bun
• Nuxt.js
• Astro
• Next.js
• and more

Bear in mind that you still can customize the Dockerfile to fit your needs.

Auto Setup

Building on the zero config concept you can use the setup command to choose the framework you are using and let Serverize write the Dockerfile for that can be customized later.

npx serverize setup [framework]

Where framework is the framework you want to setup, if not provided, serverize will try to guess it otherwise it'll ask you.

Example:

1. Setup Deno

npx serverize setup deno

This command will add Dockerfile as well as dockerignore to your project.

2. Setup Astro

npx serverize setup astro

3. Setup Nuxt

npx serverize setup nuxt

4. Auto setup:

npx serverize setup

Project structure

1. CLI tool to manage your projects, channels, releases, ...etc.
2. API that handles the deployment process.
3. API client to interact with serverize through the API.
4. dockerfile primitives to help you build your dockerfile.