Ship a container or a git push

Deployments is the Deployment Center of every flowbit project. You give it a Docker image — or connect a GitHub repository and let Builds produce one — and flowbit runs it as a container, publishes its port, and keeps a record of everything that happens to it.

Every deployment belongs to a project. You create it through a four-step wizard — source, image or repository, environment, review — and then manage it from its own page: an Overview with status and port, live Logs, Settings for rename, start, stop, restart and delete, and an Activity timeline of control-plane events.

Configuration comes from the project vault. In the environment step you pick variable and secret keys; their values are resolved only when the container starts, and no list or detail response ever returns them in plaintext. Status moves through queued, provisioning, running, stopped, failed and deleting, so you always know where a release stands.

An organization-wide list mirrors every deployment across projects, while creation always happens inside a project. Owners and admins make changes; every member can read deployments, logs and events. The runtime underneath is a replaceable provider, so Kubernetes and host details never leak into the product.