DeployBot

A must have tool for developers

We've been using Deploybot for a few months now and have been very pleased with the results. It's very easy to setup and extremely quick to detect git pushes. Can't imagine developing without it now!

Excellent tool for deploying Git apps to AWS

What do you like best? Deploybot has become an integral part of our workflow due to its ease of use and seamless integration with the services we use. Commit, push to Bitbucket, pull open Deploybot, and the latest version of our app is ready to deploy. It handles the update on Elastic Beanstalk seamlessly and allows VERY easy rollback if there's bugs or errors. By far, the fastest site update/CI tool I've used. Also has an automatic deployment feature based on keywords in the commit, ...

We Couldn't Live Without Deploybot

What do you like best? Deploybot makes deploying code a breeze. It's easy to set up multiple servers to deploy to, there's numerous ways to connect (FTP, SFTP, SSH), and you can integrate with Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab, and self-hosted git servers. You can select the branch that you deploy from, they can be automatic or manually triggered, and rollbacks, when needed, are simple. The interface is intuitive and the price is reasonable. What do you dislike? Occasionally the service ...

Deploybot is my choice for CI and CD

What do you like best? The ease of managing multiple repo's and the easy integration with different infrastructure providers. What do you dislike? The manual deployment flow. It's quite long and involves a lot of steps. Recommendations to others considering the product: If you are looking for a simple tool that helps you manage to push to deployments. Run a bunch of maintenance and routine tasks each time a deployment completes. This is the correct tool. It takes care of the ...

Effortless application deployment

What do you like best? Pretty much one-click integration with DigitalOcean was massive for me. I didn't have to set up any additional SSH keys and deploybot was able to set itself up in my environment. (Granted this was more on DO's side, but it's a cool feature nonetheless) Multiple projects can be setup effortlessly to deploy under certain circumstances (and manually) What do you dislike? I dislike that this product became a paid service (even though it's thoroughly worth it for ...

Best deployment too ever

What do you like best? 1. The clean user interface. 2. The possibility to build assets using Grunt or Gulp. 3. Fast and Reliable, DeployBot instantly detects Git pushes and deploy changes to the server. What do you dislike? 1. I can't access to support and guides from the dashboard. 2. Lack of cloud platforms & hosting providers integrations (Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Rackspace, ..) 3. Hope they had "Quick reset" to previous commit. 4. Every time i click login, i ...

DeployBot is exactly what I was looking for

What do you like best? I love DeployBot's ability to link with GitHub, deploy without downtime, and revert easily. I use DeployBot for the pretty simple purpose of deploying to my site over FTP from my source repo. Previously I updated my site via drag-and-drop with a local FTP client, which was error prone and tricky to roll back. DeployBot adds the right structure to this process. What do you dislike? A mobile-responsive site could be nice if I ever realized I needed to quickly roll ...

Easy to configure, Just works.

What do you like best? Deploybot is really easy to configure and gives a lot of flexibility by allowing you to define your deployment scripts. What do you dislike? While we were using Deploybot it sometimes was a bit delayed, in very rare cases it started the deployment minutes after a push to the connected repository, that was a bit annoying in some environments. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Deployment of multiple environments ...

Very easy auto/manual deployment tool with loads of integrations

What do you like best? Deploybot is a visual solution for your deployment schedules and records, which can be triggered automatically from code repo and finally deployed auto/manually. It also makes rollback pretty easy when deployments go wrong, along with nice overview of what changed in that deployment. Things I Like: 1. Huge set of integrations - From code hosting providers (Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab or any git repo) to deployment platforms (FTP, AWS, DO, Heroku, Shopify), they ...

Great Product

What do you like best? 1 click deployment and slack notifications. What do you dislike? Does not work with Python apps like Django or Flask. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are making it easy for people to monitor their sites for downtime via our mobile apps. We have realized the value of continuous integration and automated deployments and the roles they play in our productivity,