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How deploys work

How EthioDeploy builds and deploys your app on every push: auto-detected stacks, build logs, and zero-downtime releases.

Last updated September 28, 2026

Every push to your project's default branch triggers a new build automatically. We detect your stack and build it. No Dockerfile needed. If your repo already has one, we use that instead.

Auto-detected stacks include Next.js, Node.js, Python, and most common frameworks. Once the build passes, the new version goes live and the old one is removed.

Build logs and deployment history are available per-project in the dashboard, so you can see exactly what happened on every push.

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