Announcing Copperline Sites: an open deployment surface
Move from repository to live URL with a focused workflow, portable builds, and observability that stays close to your code.
You love using Copperline to power your backend, but shipping the interface still sends you elsewhere. You bounce between hosts, build tools, and release accounts. That extra distance makes a simple deployment feel harder than it should.
Today we are bringing the front end into the same clear workspace. Sites publishes modern web projects from connected repositories and keeps each deployment visible beside the services it depends on.
An open path from commit to URL
Sites is designed for familiar tools and portable output. Bring a static site or a server-rendered application, choose a branch, and let the build run in an isolated environment. Preview every change before it reaches production.
There is no private deployment format and no opaque build step. Your framework remains yours, while Copperline handles the repetitive work around it.
Important capabilities
Reliable hosting needs more than an upload button. The first release centers on the small set of controls teams reach for every day.
- Static and server builds
Run standard build commands in isolated environments. - Git-connected releases
Publish from commits, tags, and pull requests. - Preview environments
Give every change a shareable URL before merging. - Custom domains
Manage certificates and routing from one place. - Edge delivery
Cache output near visitors without extra configuration. - Build observations
Read logs and timing beside the deployment record.
Templates that begin with real code
A blank repository is not always the best place to start. We worked with maintainers to prepare small, well-explained templates for common frameworks. Each one is a normal repository you can inspect, change, and move.
Connect a starter, set the variables it needs, and your first preview is ready. When the project grows, the deployment settings remain part of the same workspace.
Get a site online in a few steps
You can create a project from the web Console or from the command line. The path is deliberately short:
- Open the Console and choose Sites.
- Connect a Git provider and select a repository.
- Choose the framework preset and build directory.
- Add the environment values required by the project.
- Deploy, inspect the preview, then promote it when ready.
Cloud availability
Sites is rolling out across hosted regions this week. New projects receive shared build capacity, preview deployments, and a generous transfer allowance during the release period.
Self-hosted support
The first public package is planned for the next minor release. It will include the build worker, deployment registry, and edge adapter. Follow the public roadmap for progress.
Ship the front end beside the services it uses.
Connect a repository and publish your first preview in minutes.
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