Buckets that speak S3
Works with the AWS SDK, boto3, rclone, and any tool that already talks to S3.
Your code, your files, a real URL.
Apps, databases, and S3-compatible storage in one place,
with simple deployments and payments in birr.
User uploads, images, videos, and backups. Create S3-compatible buckets right next to your app, on the same monthly invoice in birr. If it works with Amazon S3 or MinIO, it works here.
import { S3Client, PutObjectCommand } from "@aws-sdk/client-s3";
// Added to your app's environment when you attach a bucket
const s3 = new S3Client({
endpoint: process.env.S3_ENDPOINT,
region: process.env.S3_REGION,
forcePathStyle: true,
credentials: {
accessKeyId: process.env.S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID!,
secretAccessKey: process.env.S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY!,
},
});
await s3.send(new PutObjectCommand({
Bucket: "avatars",
Key: "user-42.png",
Body: file,
}));Works with the AWS SDK, boto3, rclone, and any tool that already talks to S3.
Attach a bucket and its endpoint and credentials show up as environment variables.
Buckets are private. Share files with presigned links that expire when you choose.
Scheduled PostgreSQL backups can be written straight to your own bucket.
Same S3 API, so moving over is a copy with rclone or mc mirror, not a rewrite.
The platform we wanted for our own projects.
Now, we’re building it for yours.
Connect your repository and let the platform handle the build, deployment, and routing. Spend your time on the thing you’re making.
$ git push origin mainMonthly plans in ETB. No mandatory multi-month prepayment. A simpler way to get your work online.
Managed PostgreSQL and object storage are part of the initial plan. Keep your app, its data, and its files in one workflow.
Build output, application logs, and health checks. Clear signals when you need to understand a deployment.
Choose a repository and branch. Keep using the tools and frameworks you know.
Set environment variables, select a plan, and attach a database or a storage bucket when you need one.
Build, check, and publish your application. Future pushes become new deployments.
A preview of the intended experience. Deployment services are not live yet.
Pay in birr. Take it a month at a time.
PROPOSED LAUNCH PLANSGive your first real app a home.
Your frontend, API, and next idea.
More space for a growing product.
Proposed launch pricing. Final resource limits, taxes, fees, and feature availability will be confirmed before subscriptions open.
Share your link with friends, classmates, and your team. When 5 of them join and deploy, your Developer plan, worth 799 ETB a month, is on us.
Get your referral link Proposed program. Final referral terms will be published before accounts open.deploy.et/r/your-name3 of 5. 2 more to unlock Developer.
Here’s where things stand.
Not yet. Deploy.et is in development. This is a preview of the platform we’re building, and early access will open after deployment, isolation, and recovery testing.
Yes, it’s part of the initial plan. Every project will be able to create private S3-compatible buckets for uploads, media, and backups. Tools that already work with AWS S3 or MinIO, like the AWS SDK, boto3, rclone, and mc, connect by changing the endpoint and keys. Storage quotas per plan will be confirmed before launch.
You get a personal link. A referral counts when someone you invite verifies their account and deploys an app. Once 5 of your referrals are active, your Developer plan (799 ETB / month) is covered. Final terms will be published before accounts open.
The plan is to bill monthly in Ethiopian birr using local payment methods. Supported payment providers will be confirmed before launch. No payments are being collected today.
These are proposed launch prices from our September 2026 strategy. Final quotas, taxes, payment fees, and availability will be confirmed before you subscribe. There is no payment commitment during this preview.
The initial plan uses rented infrastructure in Europe, with a local billing and support experience for Ethiopian developers. An Ethiopian hosting region is not part of the initial offer. Exact locations will be published before launch.
Our initial target is Next.js, Node.js, Python applications such as Django and FastAPI, and Docker workloads. Managed PostgreSQL and S3-compatible object storage are part of the initial scope; Redis, workers, and other services will be introduced in stages.
The proposed paid plans use month-to-month billing, without a mandatory multi-month prepayment. Final cancellation and billing terms will be available before paid service begins.
Help shape a developer cloud built around you.
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