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Updating Project Information

You can update basic project information such as project details, domain names, SSL certificates, and environment variables from the project edit page (https://app.depfloy.com/projects/<projectID>/edit).

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Deployment

When you create a project with source control account, if you want it to be automatically deployed after each commit, you need to enable “automatic deployment” option in project settings. For manual deployment operations, simply hover over the project on the projects dashboard and click the deploy button. — You can also initiate deployment operations through Depfloy API.

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Real Time Logs

You can view the real-time logs during the deployment process. To do this, click the Live Logs button on the projects dashboard while the deployment is in progress. This will give you access to real-time log records. Live Logs

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Deployment History

To examine more detailed or historical logs, go to the Deployment dashboard and view the records. To access your project’s deployment records for the last 30 days, filter by project in the top-right corner of the Deployments dashboard.

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Bulk Operations

You can use the bulk editing features in the dashboard to deploy projects and make updates, such as enabling or disabling SSL. To perform these operations, check the box next to the project you want to edit on the Projects dashboard, or use the Select All feature.

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Domain Management

To change your project’s domain name or check whether your server’s DNS record has been set up, go to the Domain section on the Project details page. (https://app.depfloy.com/projects/<projectID>/domains).

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Maintenance Mode

You can use the maintenance mode feature to serve a “maintenance page” to users during project updates or at any time. Maintenance Mode

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Maintenance Mode Template

Before enabling maintenance mode, you can prepare a custom HTML page template. Of course, we have a ready-to-use template, but you can customize it as you wish. To update the template, go to the Maintenance Mode Template page in your global settings page and update the HTML code. You can preview your code and save the changes.

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Enable Maintenance Mode

To enable maintenance mode for a project, navigate to your projects page and locate the project you want to put into maintenance mode. Click on the three-dot menu button on the right side of the project row, then toggle the “Maintenance Mode” switch to the enabled position. Your website will start serving the maintenance page within a few seconds. To disable maintenance mode, simply return to the same menu and toggle the switch back to the disabled position.