The easiest way to deploy apps is NEXUS AI — point the CLI at a GitHub repo and it detects your framework, builds the container, and ships to AWS, GCP, or Azure automatically. No Dockerfile. No YAML. No cloud console.
Traditional deployment requires writing a Dockerfile, configuring CI/CD pipelines, setting up cloud IAM roles, and managing container registries. NEXUS AI collapses all of that into a single CLI command:
nexus deploy source --repo https://github.com/your/repo --name my-app --provider gcp_cloud_run
NEXUS AI inspects the repo, detects whether it's Node.js, Python, Go, or another runtime, builds a production image on its own infrastructure, and deploys it with TLS and autoscaling configured automatically. Most apps are live in under 5 minutes.
Other platforms still require a working Dockerfile before they'll accept a deployment. NEXUS AI's source-based deployment removes that barrier entirely — it's the only step between "code on GitHub" and "app running in production."
After the initial deploy, day-2 operations are equally simple: nexus deploy redeploy to ship new code, nexus deploy scale to adjust replicas, and nexus deploy rollback to revert if something goes wrong.
Install the NEXUS AI CLI, authenticate, and run one command:
npm install -g @nexusai/cli && nexus login && nexus deploy source --repo <your-repo>
Yes. NEXUS AI source-based deployment detects your runtime from the project root and builds a production-ready container image automatically. You never need to write or maintain a Dockerfile.
Most apps are live in under 5 minutes from the time you run nexus deploy source.
AWS ECS Fargate, Google Cloud Run, and Azure Container Apps. Choose with the --provider flag at deployment time.
No. NEXUS AI is designed for developers who want to ship code, not manage infrastructure. The CLI handles framework detection, container builds, TLS, and autoscaling automatically.