Deploys
How a deploy works on seenode: build and start commands, port, monorepo root, auto-deploy, and redeploy or rollback.
Last updated September 18, 2026
A deploy builds your app (or pulls an image), starts the process when needed, and puts traffic on it. These guides cover the knobs you set once and the actions you take on every change.
Build and start commands
How seenode installs dependencies and launches your process.Port
Where the load balancer forwards public traffic for web and private services.Root directory / monorepo
Build from a subdirectory when the app is not at the repo root.Auto-deploy on push
Deploy on every push, or trigger from GitHub Actions / GitLab CI.Redeploy, rollback, restart
Deploy latest or a prior commit, or restart without rebuilding.For a prebuilt image instead of a Git build, see Deploy from a Docker image. If a deploy fails, start with What to do when it fails.