Learn how to deploy your backend application via GitHub integration. This guide covers connecting your repository, configuring environment variables, and deploying Python applications without Docker.
After clicking the deploy button, the interface will be automatically deployed. You will then be redirected to the backend deployment section for your application code.
Before proceeding, you must have a GitHub repository containing your backend code and Davia application.
First, connect to GitHub and install the Davia application.
Select the repository where your code is stored.
Next, complete the configuration:
requirements.txt
file listing all Python dependencies. This is required for a successful deployment.Finally, click the deploy button. Your backend will be automatically deployed.
The Pro deployment plan includes:
Remember that you can:
.env
file in your local development environment to manage your variablesLearn how to deploy your backend application via GitHub integration. This guide covers connecting your repository, configuring environment variables, and deploying Python applications without Docker.
After clicking the deploy button, the interface will be automatically deployed. You will then be redirected to the backend deployment section for your application code.
Before proceeding, you must have a GitHub repository containing your backend code and Davia application.
First, connect to GitHub and install the Davia application.
Select the repository where your code is stored.
Next, complete the configuration:
requirements.txt
file listing all Python dependencies. This is required for a successful deployment.Finally, click the deploy button. Your backend will be automatically deployed.
The Pro deployment plan includes:
Remember that you can:
.env
file in your local development environment to manage your variables