Plexivo App Runner

Push your code.
It’s live.

Bring a repository or a container image. Plexivo builds it, runs it on its own secure address and keeps it running. No servers, no Kubernetes.

$ git push origin main
✓ Detected Next.js on Node.js
✓ Built in an isolated builder and signed
✓ Health check /healthz passed on 2 instances
● Live  https://shop.plexivo.app

Runs what you
already use.

Plexivo recognises your language and framework, picks the build and start commands, and sets the port. Anything else? Bring a Dockerfile or a container image.

  • Node.jsJavaScript, TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • ReactVite and static builds
  • Nuxt
  • SvelteKit
  • Remix
  • NestJS
  • ExpressFastify, Koa, Hono
  • Angular
  • Python
  • Django
  • FastAPI
  • Flask
  • GoGin, Echo, Fiber, chi
  • JavaMaven, Gradle
  • Spring Boot
  • Ruby on Rails
  • PHP
  • Laravel
  • WordPresswith Plexivo MySQL
  • RustAxum, Actix, Rocket
  • .NETASP.NET Core
  • PhoenixElixir
  • DockerDockerfile or image

From push to production.
Every time.

Connect once. After that, every push to your branch becomes a new release, checked before it takes traffic.

  1. 1

    Connect

    GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket in one click. A public repository deploys from its link alone.

  2. 2

    Push

    Plexivo builds a new release in an isolated builder and signs the image.

  3. 3

    Live

    New instances take traffic only after their health check passes. The old release keeps serving until then.

Everything production needs.
Built in.

Scales with your traffic.

Set a minimum and a maximum. Plexivo adds instances when traffic rises and removes them when it falls; extra instances are charged only for the hours they run.

HTTPS from the first deploy.

Every app answers at your-app.plexivo.app. Add your own domain and the certificate is issued and renewed for you.

Healthy by design.

Give your app a health check path. An instance that stops answering is restarted.

Roll back in a click.

Every release is kept. Go back to any earlier version when something is wrong.

Secrets, kept secret.

Environment variables and Plexivo Secrets reach your app at run time, never your repository.

Private when you want.

A private service has no internet address at all. Only the services you choose may call it. Add Shield for a web application firewall, rate limits and country rules.

Your database, one line away.

Create Postgres, MySQL or Cache beside your app. It is reached privately, and the connection string arrives as a secret.

const db = new pg.Pool({
  connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL
})

Simple pricing

From US$7.20 a month.

0.125 vCPU and 256 MB, priced per instance and shown before you deploy. Sizes up to 16 vCPU.1