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Learn to manage your deployments on SaveinCloud

The Deployment Manager is a feature of the SaveinCloud platform used to store and deploy applications simply and efficiently. It supports deploys via local file or URL, as well as integration with Git/SVN repositories.

  • File: allows uploading files from the local computer or via external link.
  • Git/SVN: allows managing remote repositories with authentication support.

📦 Deploy via File​

On the File tab, you can view the uploaded files and their respective information:

Gestor de Implantação - Arquivo

  • Name: name of the uploaded file
  • Comment: optional description entered by the user
  • Size: file size
  • Upload date: date the file was added to the Manager

To upload a new file, click the Botão Enviar Arquivo button and choose between uploading a local file or providing a URL:

Carregar Arquivo

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Uploads from the local computer accept files up to 200MB. For larger files, use the URL upload option.

After uploading, hover over the desired file and click the deploy button:

Botão Implantar

Then, select the application server and, if necessary, configure the hooks:

Configuração de Implantação

To delete an uploaded file, simply select it and click Delete, or hover over it and click the delete icon:

Excluir Arquivo

🚀 Deployment configuration via File​

This is a simple process started in a few seconds, where you can adjust your deploy according to your needs.

Configuração Deploy via Arquivo

  • Local file: compressed file to be deployed;
  • Environment: selects the target environment with the application server;
  • Path: defines where the application will be accessed. Some languages (like Python and Node.js) have a fixed path;
  • Hooks: allows adding custom scripts to run before or after the deploy;
  • Deployment strategy: choose between:
    • Simultaneous (faster, with a short downtime);
    • Sequential with delay (runs on each server with delay between them, keeping the app online — only for clustered servers);
  • Enable zero downtime deployment: adjusts the deployment flow to avoid application downtime (only for PHP application servers).

🔗 Deploy via Git/SVN​

On the Git/SVN tab, you can manage the repositories added to your account:

Git/SVN

To add a new repository, click Botão Adicionar Git. The registration screen will display the following fields:

Cadastro Git

  • Name: descriptive project name
  • URL: remote repository address (e.g., https://github.com/usuario/projeto)
  • Branch: target branch (e.g., main, master, develop)
  • Use authentication: enable if the repository is private
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🔐 If your account uses two-factor authentication, use a personal access token (PAT) instead of the password. Make sure to properly configure the token's permission scopes.

For SVN repositories, provide:

  • Project name
  • Repository URL
  • Login and password (if necessary)

Cadastro SVN

You can either add the repository by clicking Adicionar, or deploy immediately by clicking Adicionar | Implementar.

After adding, when hovering over the listed repository, you can:

  • Deploy the application
  • Edit the settings
  • Delete the repository

Opções de Repositório

🔄 Deployment configuration via Git/SVN​

This is a simple process started in a few seconds, where you can adjust your deploy according to your needs.

Configuração Deploy via Git/SVN

  • Repository: select your Git/SVN project repository available in the Deployment Manager;
  • Branch: defines the branch of your repository;
  • Environment: selects the target environment with the application server;
  • Path: defines where the application will be accessed. Some languages (like Python and Node.js) have a fixed path;
  • Build: allows choosing the existing Maven node to compile the project (for Java application deployments);
  • Hooks: allows adding custom scripts to run before or after the deploy;
  • Deployment strategy: choose between:
    • Simultaneous (faster, with a short downtime);
    • Sequential with delay (runs on each server with delay between them, keeping the app online — only for clustered servers);
  • Check and auto-deploy updates: enables automatic repository checks and deploys if there are changes;
  • Automatic conflict resolution: ensures repository files are prioritized, discarding local changes;
  • Enable zero downtime deployment: avoids downtime during deploy (only for PHP application servers).

Also, you can change your deployed Git/SVN project by clicking the highlighted button below.

Editar Git/SVN

🧠 Questions?​

Contact technical support and send your question—we are available to help you!

Official Virtuozzo Documentation - Deployment Guide