Sign up, connect a server, and deploy your first application.
Sign up at depnix.com and verify your email address. Once verified, you can connect your GitHub account from the dashboard to unlock automatic deployments.
Connecting GitHub is required before you can deploy from a repository.
Depnix supports Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, 22.04 LTS, and 24.04 LTS. Your server should have at least 1 GB of RAM and 10 GB of disk space. A fresh, unmodified Ubuntu install is recommended.
Go to Servers → Add Server and provide your server's IP address and root SSH credentials. Depnix will connect, harden the server, and install Nginx, PHP, Node.js, and other required software automatically.
You can also purchase a managed VM from Depnix to skip server setup entirely.
The dashboard gives you an overview of all your servers, applications, domains, and databases in one place. Each section can be accessed from the left-hand navigation.
Navigate to Applications → Create Application. Select your server, choose a GitHub repository and branch, set any required environment variables, and click Deploy. Your application will be live in under two minutes.
After deployment, open the deployment log to confirm each step — clone, install, build, and start — completed successfully. The application status indicator turns green when it is running.