Serverprod-vps-01
Manage production, staging, test, and client machines from one place.
12 servers · 4 environments · credentials organized
deployerx init — open-source control center for servers, scripts, templates, FTP, and optional sync
Open Source
Free of Cost
Multi-Server
Open-source server deployment, without the busywork.
DeployerX helps you organize servers, run repeatable scripts, reuse deployment templates, manage FTP workflows, and optionally sync your setup across devices.
Not a hosting provider. Not a locked platform. A practical deployment assistant for developers who manage servers directly.
Workspace / Production
Ready
Scriptdeploy:update
Turn repeated terminal commands into one-click workflows.
$ git pull → npm ci → migrate → restart
Templatenode-app
Reuse deployment flows across projects and servers.
Node.js · Docker · Laravel/PHP · backups
Syncoptional
Keep your setup available across devices only when you want it.
local control first · cloud sync when enabled
FTP transfer /public/assets — 67%
01 / Feature Map
Everything you repeat during deployment, kept in one workspace.
DeployerX is built around practical workflows — server lists, saved scripts, reusable templates, FTP tasks, and optional sync — without vague cloud-platform language.
01
Manage multiple servers
Keep production, staging, test, and client servers organized without juggling separate notes, credentials, commands, or terminal windows.
02
Run auto scripts
Create repeatable scripts for pulling code, installing dependencies, restarting services, backups, migrations, cleanup, and health checks.
03
Use templates
Save common deployment flows and reuse them across projects while keeping each server workflow flexible.
04
FTP workflows
Transfer files and manage FTP tasks inside the same deployment process instead of treating uploads as a separate checklist.
05
Optional cloud sync
Enable sync when you want your server list, templates, and deployment setup available across devices. It is optional, not required.
06
Free and open source
Use DeployerX free of cost, inspect the code, contribute improvements, report issues, or adapt it to your own workflow.
02 / Deployment Flow
Build a repeatable deployment flow once, then run it when needed.
Attach scripts to servers, reuse templates, transfer files when required, and keep the workflow understandable for beginners and experienced developers.
Example run
$ deployerx run production.deploy
target prod-vps-01
template node-app-update
✓ pull latest code
✓ install dependencies
✓ run database migrations
✓ restart service
✓ upload changed assets via FTP
✓ verify server health
result deployment workflow completed
sync optional cloud sync unchanged
Step 01
Add servers
Connect and organize the servers you deploy to most often.
Step 02
Create scripts and templates
Turn repeated terminal commands into reusable deployment workflows.
Step 03
Deploy with control
Run scripts, transfer files, and switch between environments without vendor lock-in.
Step 04
Sync only if needed
Use cloud sync when your workflow requires cross-device access. Keep local control otherwise.
03 / Where It Fits
For developers who manage real servers, not slideware infrastructure.
Use DeployerX for indie projects, client servers, self-hosted apps, maintenance scripts, FTP uploads, and repeatable small-team deployments.
Open Source
Built open, free to use.
DeployerX is an open-source project created for developers who want transparent, practical deployment tooling. Inspect the code, suggest improvements, contribute features, or customize it for your own workflow.
free_of_cost: true
No paid gatekeeping for core features
The core deployment workspace is free to use.
community: welcome
Inspect, report, improve, adapt
Use the source to understand how the tool works or shape it around your own deployment process.
vendor_lock_in: false
Practical workflows over platform capture
DeployerX is a deployment assistant and server control center — not a hosting provider.
Start managing deployments with more control.
Bring servers, scripts, templates, FTP tasks, and optional sync into one open-source workspace.