Private beta

Deploy your project.
Skip the infrastructure work.

Connect a GitHub repository, build it in isolation, create an immutable deployment, and publish when you're ready.

Veynode is currently testing with a small group of developers. This is not production-ready software and there is no production SLA yet. Read the beta details.

Core workflowexact commit → live route
  1. 01
    GitHub
    Connect an authorized repository
    Ready
  2. 02
    Build
    Produce an immutable artifact
    Isolated
  3. 03
    Deploy
    Prepare a hosted version
    Ready
  4. 04
    Publish
    Change public routing when you choose
    Explicit

A focused deployment workflow

Veynode keeps the control plane and your build execution separate, so the path from code to a hosted version stays visible.

01 / SOURCE

GitHub repositories

Connect an authorized repository and deploy an exact commit with clear provenance.

02 / BUILD

Isolated builds

Repository build code runs away from Veynode platform credentials.

03 / VERSION

Immutable deployments

Every deployment is a separate hosted version that can be inspected before publishing.

04 / TRAFFIC

Explicit publishing

Deploy first. Publish only when you choose to change live traffic.

05 / RECOVERY

Rollback

Route a project back to a previous READY deployment when you need to recover.

06 / VISIBILITY

Lifecycle visibility

See Build → Deploy → Publish state without digging through raw infrastructure logs.

How it works

The stages are deliberately distinct: build creates the artifact, deploy prepares it, and publish changes public routing.

01

Connect GitHub

Authorize a repository and select the project source you want to deploy.

02

Build

Veynode runs supported repository build code in isolation and produces an immutable artifact.

03

Deploy

The artifact becomes a separate hosted version with its own lifecycle state.

04

Publish

Only this step changes public routing. Publish a prior READY version to roll back.

Current beta support

The beta is intentionally narrow. These boundaries describe what the current build service has been designed to handle.

Supported today

  • Static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Supported Vite/static projects
  • npm and pnpm project workflows within the supported presets

Outside this beta

  • Full Next.js server-side rendering
  • Node servers or arbitrary server code
  • Docker, PHP, WordPress, or database hosting
  • Customer custom domains or automatic Git push deploys

Private beta

Veynode is testing the core deployment workflow with a small group of developers. If you have a static or supported Vite project to try, email us what you normally deploy and what you would like to bring to the beta.

Request beta access