Getting started with Darmi Cloud

Darmi Cloud deploys apps straight from GitHub. You pick a repository and a framework preset (or a Dockerfile), and the platform clones it, builds a Docker image, runs the container and serves it on an automatic HTTPS subdomain.

Sign in with GitHub from the home page. On first sign-in we request repository access so the deploy worker can clone your repos — tokens are stored server-side and never exposed to the browser.

You can also sign in with Google if you just want an account, but deploying from GitHub requires connecting GitHub at some point. If both accounts use the same email address, they are linked automatically.

From the dashboard, click New Project. Pick a repository (search by name), choose the branch to deploy, then configure the project: name, framework preset, and build/start commands — presets prefill sensible defaults.

Add any environment variables your app needs, mark secrets as sensitive, and click Deploy.

You land on the deployment page with live build logs. Statuses move through queued → cloning → building → deploying → deployed. When it's done, your app is live at <project-slug>.darmicloud.tech with HTTPS.

From then on, every push to your deploy branch triggers a new deployment automatically.