Getting Started

Quickstart guide to deploy your first app on Andasy.

Andasy is a modern cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that helps developers deploy and manage applications without touching infrastructure. Whether you're running a simple API or a complex web app, Andasy handles builds, deployments, networking, scaling, and observability—so you don’t have to.

Why Andasy?

Andasy simplifies app deployment by letting you:

  • Zero DevOps Overhead: No containers, Kubernetes, or YAML required.
  • Private Container Registry: Your apps are automatically built and stored securely.
  • Run anything — Works with any language or framework using a Dockerfile.
  • Get built-in CI/CD — Apps are rebuilt and redeployed on code changes.
  • Custom Domains & SSL: Easily connect your own domains with automatic SSL.

Quickstart

Ready to launch your app on Andasy? First, install the Andasy CLI.

1. Install the CLI

The Andasy CLI is your main interface for deploying and managing applications. To install it:

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://andasy.io/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

iwr -useb https://andasy.io/install.ps1 | iex

After installation, verify it’s working:

andasy version

💡 If you're on macOS or Linux, you may need to restart your terminal or run source ~/.bashrc to activate the CLI.

2. Create an Account

If you haven’t already, sign up for a free Andasy account.

Once registered, log in via the CLI:

andasy auth login

3. Deploy Your First App

You can deploy any app that includes a Dockerfile. If you don’t have one, Andasy will generate it for you.

Step 1: Set Up the Project

Run this inside your project directory:

andasy setup

This:

  • Detects your stack and creates a Dockerfile (if missing)
  • Registers your app on Andasy
  • Generates a andasy.hcl file to define your deployment

💡 Check that the andasy.hcl has the right port and settings for your app.

Step 2: Deploy

To build and deploy your app, run:

andasy deploy

Andasy will:

  • Package your code
  • Build it remotely
  • Push the image to your private registry
  • Deploy the container and assign a URL

Want to build locally?

andasy build --mode local
andasy deploy --image-label <your-local-image-url>

Step 3: Visit Your App

After deploying, the CLI will display your app's live URL, usually:

https://<your-app-name>.andasy.dev

What's Next?

Now that you're live, you can:

Need help? Visit support.andasy.io.

Andasy makes deployment feel like magic. Try it today and ship faster—with fewer headaches.