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StateSet Deploy

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Features

• One-click deploy — Push to GitHub, Deploy builds and ships automatically.
• Docker builds — Builds container images from your repo’s Dockerfile.
• Managed Kubernetes — Runs on production-grade K8s with autoscaling and health checks.
• HTTPS by default — TLS certificates provisioned automatically.
• Custom domains — Point your own domain at a deployment.
• Persistent storage — Attach volumes for databases, file uploads, or caches.
• Environment secrets — Inject API keys and credentials securely.
• Deployment logs — Stream build and runtime logs in the console.

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Supported Deployment Types

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How It Works

1. Connect — Link your GitHub repository in the StateSet Console.
2. Configure — Set environment variables, resource limits, and domain.
3. Deploy — StateSet builds a Docker image, pushes it to the registry, and creates a Kubernetes deployment.
4. Monitor — View build logs, runtime metrics, and health status in the console.

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Quickstart

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Deploy from the Console

1. Go to Dashboard > Deployments > New Deployment.
2. Select your GitHub repository.
3. Configure environment variables (e.g., STATESET_API_KEY).
4. Click Deploy.

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Deploy via CLI

stateset deploy --repo https://github.com/your-org/your-app \
  --env STATESET_API_KEY=$STATESET_API_KEY \
  --domain your-app.stateset.cloud

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Architecture

GitHub Push → Build (Docker) → Registry → Kubernetes Deployment
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                                              ├── HTTPS Ingress
                                              ├── Autoscaling
                                              ├── Health Checks
                                              └── Persistent Storage

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Related Documentation

• Deploy README
• Deploy ACP Handler
• Deploy ChatGPT App
• Cloud API Reference