Deployjobs code
in seconds

The comprehensive developer platform to build and scale microservices, jobs and managed databases with a powerful UI, API & CLI.

Integrates with

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

Deploys on

Google Cloud Platform

Amazon Web Services

Microsoft Azure

Next-gen developer workflow

Just add version control

Your code is built from source, deployed to the cloud with DNS and TLS automatically configured, and available worldwide in a matter of minutes. Continue to monitor your apps and services with real-time logging and metrics. When things start to scale, collaborate with a team at no extra cost.

Get started quickly

Link version control to immediately start building and previewing your commits, branches and pull requests.

All your code

Build and host your code in a unified way regardless of language or framework — release anything with a Dockerfile.

Cloud native ready

Built on the latest Kubernetes and cloud native tooling so you can spend more time building and less time writing YAML.

Persistent queues & data stores

Deploy stateful services with Redis, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MinIO and more with built in high availability, scaling, backup and restore.

Powerful interfaces

Consume Northflank's developer sandbox through a well-crafted realtime UI, intuitive CLI and deeply customisable API.

Region and cloud agnostic

Designed with portability and interoperability in mind. Deploy services across regions and cloud providers with consistent capabilities.

Infinitely capable

A fully integrated suite of developer tools

Platform

Teams

RBAC

API

CLI

Custom domains

Local proxy

Real-time UI

Pipelines

Projects

Granular billing

Build

Parallel builds

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

Self-hosted VCS

PRs / feature branches / commits

Environment variables

Preview environments

CI

Runtime

Scheduled jobs

Run containers

Vertical scaling

Horizontal scaling

Private registry

Logs

Metrics

DNS

TLS

mTLS

Secure environment

Load balancing

Stateful workloads

Backups

Restores

CDN

Northflank works with all of your favourite languages, frameworks, and applications...

Docker

Node.js

Python

Java

Express

Next.js

Django

Laravel

MongoDB

Redis

MySQL

Cron jobs

...and more. Build, deploy and host anything with a Dockerfile.

Release, operate, and scale

Anything, anywhere

From static sites to complex web apps, microservices to APIs, cron jobs to databases — it works with Northflank. Rationalise your infrastructure and get started in minutes.

Anything, anywhere

Live, powerful sandbox

The Northflank interface is fully real-time and lightning fast. Switching between your IDE and Northflank becomes seamless. Gain instant feedback and observability.

Collaborative & secure by default

Powerful role-based access control for teams gives you complete control. Granular permissions and project scoping give your developers access to exactly what they need.

Pay as you go

With our clear consumption-based pricing model, you are only charged for the build and deployment resources you consume. All other features come as standard.

Designed with extensibility in mind

PaaS API

Build on top of Northflank using our API, CLI, and dedicated JavaScript client. Whatever you’re building, let us do the heavy lifting.

Instantly spin up existing Docker images from public or private registries.

Deploy images from Docker Hub, Google Container Registry, GitHub or GitLab. Use any publicly available image, or supply credentials to deploy images only you have access to.

await northflank.create.service.deployment({
  parameters: {
    project: "saas-app"
  },
  data: {
    "name": "Web Platform",
    "billing": {
      "deploymentPlan": "micro"
    },
    "deployment": {
      "instances": 1,
      "external": {
        "registryProvider": "dockerhub",
        "imagePath": "nginx:latest",
      }
    },
    "ports": [{
      "name": "port-1",
      "internalPort": 80,
      "public": true,
      "protocol": "HTTP"
    }]
  }
});

OR VIA COMMAND LINE

$ northflank create service deployment --file payload.json

View the API documentation →