Serversinc

Introduction

An introduction to Serversinc and its features.

What is Serversinc?

ServerSinc is an application-centric deployment and server management tool designed to streamline how you build, ship, and manage Dockerized apps across multiple servers.

Key Features

  • Multiple Cloud Providers: Deploy your applications on various cloud platforms like Hetzner and DigitalOcean.
  • Server Management: Easily manage your servers, including starting, stopping, and rebooting them.
  • Application Management: Deploy, configure, and manage your applications with ease.
  • Docker Support: Built-in support for Docker, making it easy to deploy containerized applications.
  • User-Friendly Interface: A simple and intuitive web interface for managing your deployments.

Why Use Serversinc?

Managing and deploying applications across multiple servers can be complex and time-consuming. Whilst there are many tools available to help with this, they often provide a fragmented experience, requiring you to juggle multiple interfaces and tools. Serversinc aims to simplify this process by providing a unified platform that allows you to manage your servers and applications in one place.

Who is Serversinc for?

I originally built ServerSinc to simplify how I manage my own apps, such as MCR Trams, hosted across multiple servers. Managing deployments, updates, and environments for client and personal projects became tedious, so I built something to make it easier.

If you're a developer, freelancer, or small team running multiple Dockerized apps on different servers, ServerSinc is built for you. It takes the pain out of managing infrastructure, so you can focus on building, not babysitting servers.

Getting Started

Getting up and running with ServerSinc is quick. Here’s how to launch your first app:

  1. Sign Up Create a free account to access the dashboard.

  2. Connect a Cloud Provider Link your preferred cloud provider (e.g. DigitalOcean, AWS) by securely adding your API credentials.

  3. Provision a Server Spin up a new server with Docker and Traefik pre-installed—or connect an existing one.

  4. Deploy Your App Link your GitHub repo, set environment variables, and deploy your Dockerized application in seconds.