Deploy Apps Fast

NEXUS AI deploys apps in under 5 minutes — from source code to live production. Point the CLI at a GitHub repo and AI handles framework detection, container builds, cloud provisioning, and TLS setup automatically. No Dockerfile. No waiting.

Most deployment workflows are slow because they front-load manual work: writing Dockerfiles, configuring CI/CD pipelines, managing cloud IAM, and waiting for container registry pushes. NEXUS AI automates every one of those steps.

How fast is a NEXUS AI deployment?

  1. 0:00 — Run nexus deploy source --repo <url> --name my-app
  2. 0:30 — Framework detected, container build starts on NEXUS AI infrastructure
  3. 2:00 — Container image built and pushed to registry
  4. 3:30 — Cloud resources provisioned, TLS certificate issued
  5. 4:30 — App is live with health checks passing

Redeployments after the first are faster still — infrastructure is already provisioned, so nexus deploy redeploy ships new code in 60–90 seconds.

What makes it fast

NEXUS AI builds containers on its own infrastructure, not your local machine or a shared CI runner. There's no queue wait. Framework detection is instant. Cloud resources are provisioned in parallel with the container build, not sequentially. The result is a deployment pipeline that finishes in the time it used to take just to push a Docker image.

Fast CI/CD without the setup

For automated deployments on every push, add one line to your GitHub Actions workflow:

- name: Deploy
  run: nexus deploy redeploy --deployment-id ${{ secrets.NEXUSAI_DEPLOYMENT_ID }}
  env:
    NEXUSAI_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NEXUSAI_TOKEN }}

No Docker build step, no registry push, no cloud-specific deploy action. One command replaces the entire pipeline.

Deploy your first app in 5 minutes →

Frequently asked questions

Why does traditional app deployment take so long?

Traditional deployment requires writing Dockerfiles, configuring CI/CD pipelines, setting up cloud IAM, and waiting for container builds — each step adds time. NEXUS AI automates all of it, reducing deployment time from hours to under 5 minutes.

How long does a redeployment take?

After the first deploy, nexus deploy redeploy ships new code in 60–90 seconds. Infrastructure is already provisioned so only the container build and rolling update need to run.

What is the fastest CI/CD pipeline setup?

A single GitHub Actions step: nexus deploy redeploy --deployment-id $ID. This replaces multi-step pipelines that build Docker images, push to a registry, and trigger cloud deployments.

Does building containers on NEXUS AI infrastructure make it faster?

Yes. Builds run on NEXUS AI's dedicated build infrastructure — no shared CI runner queues, no local machine bottlenecks. Build times are consistent and fast regardless of your machine or network speed.