GitHub repositories
Connect an authorized repository and deploy an exact commit with clear provenance.
Private beta
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.
Veynode keeps the control plane and your build execution separate, so the path from code to a hosted version stays visible.
Connect an authorized repository and deploy an exact commit with clear provenance.
Repository build code runs away from Veynode platform credentials.
Every deployment is a separate hosted version that can be inspected before publishing.
Deploy first. Publish only when you choose to change live traffic.
Route a project back to a previous READY deployment when you need to recover.
See Build → Deploy → Publish state without digging through raw infrastructure logs.
The stages are deliberately distinct: build creates the artifact, deploy prepares it, and publish changes public routing.
Authorize a repository and select the project source you want to deploy.
Veynode runs supported repository build code in isolation and produces an immutable artifact.
The artifact becomes a separate hosted version with its own lifecycle state.
Only this step changes public routing. Publish a prior READY version to roll back.
The beta is intentionally narrow. These boundaries describe what the current build service has been designed to handle.
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.