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DigitalOcean App Platform - A reimagined PaaS (Platform as a Service) for all your apps

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Build, deploy, and scale apps quickly using a simple, fully managed solution. Deploy code by simply pointing to a GitHub repo and let App Platform do the heavy lifting of managing the infrastructure, app runtimes and dependencies.

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This looks great. I'm still uploading PHP files via FileZilla (no joke) but upvoted anyway as it looks awesome. One day I will catch up to the rest of you guys
Looks cool. Does it provide API also?
Maker
(I'm not Chris) but I can answer your question! API docs can be found here: We also have a App Platform integrated with our `doctl` tool:
Is it suitable for django/sqlite?
Maker
Django yes! sqlite no, the filesystem that the apps are deployed in is a container which is ephemeral. We offer MySQL and Postgres managed databases which should be used instead (or bring your own DB)!
It looks amazing, congrats 🙌 I will give it a try, I currently have multiple Dockerfiles in my repo and I start everything with docker-compose: Nginx, MongoDB, Redis and a set of micro-services, it's critical for me to have a private network and only certain services exposed. Are use-cases like this supported or the product is intended for monolithic apps? It would be great if you could provide OpenAPI/Swagger specs for your APIs. DO seems to be the only large provider without any kind of API standard.
Maker
Thanks, Mariano! Internal services is something that is on the roadmap and it should hopefully be coming soon. An OpenAPI spec is in the works as well so keep an eye out for that :)
Looks great, waiting for Elixir support!
I think you could dockerize your Elixir app and run it with the dockerfile option
Thanks! I'll take a look
Very excited. Always loved D.O. but on my personal projects it never quite made sense to deal with infrastructure by myself, so I used others like Heroku and Render. I'll try this out on my next project.
Awesome feature and long term user of DO here, love the platform :) Would be super nice to have support for C# / .Net core in the future!
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Thanks, Florent! We're definitely planning on expanding native support to include even more environments. For now you can use a Dockerfile to deploy a .Net app—here's a sample: Hope that helps!
Lombok is available on ORM:
Good!)
Looks promising!
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