DeployStack
Open-source, self-hosted alternative to Vercel and Render
Cloud infrastructure & DevOpsAbout the startup
DeployStack is a robust, self-hosted CI/CD platform that turns any VPS into a private deployment engine. Built for developers who want Vercel like automation without the vendor lock-in or high costs. Key Features Automated Pipelines: GitHub Webhook integration for instant containerized builds. Architecture: Kafka-driven job queues ensure stable, high-concurrency builds. Security: One-script setup with dynamic secrets and hardened local networking. Own your infrastructure. Deploy on your terms.
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