24 tools curated in this category — including Distr, NexaLibre, Zeabur
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to deployment. This selection of 24 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include Distr, NexaLibre, Zeabur. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
For software vendors who sell to customers that install the product on their own servers instead of using your SaaS — Distr manages the whole "ship an update, track who's running what, monitor deployments" problem across every customer's environment, incl
Secure managed hosting built specifically for apps that Claude, Codex, or any AI agent writes for you.
A deployment platform where you can tell an AI agent what you want in plain language — 'deploy this repo and set up a Postgres database' — and it handles the server work, instead of you configuring Docker and Kubernetes by hand.
One place to deploy an API, issue and revoke API keys for it, rate-limit it, and watch its logs — instead of stitching together four separate services to do each job.
Deploy your app the way you would on Vercel or Heroku — push and it's live — except it runs on a server you own, so there's no per-request bill or platform lock-in.
Describe what you need in plain English, and this platform writes the application code, the AWS infrastructure to run it, and deploys it — like hiring a cloud engineer who never sleeps.
Cloud platform enabling deployment of real infrastructure to AWS, GCP, or Azure with centralized provisioning, scaling, and operations management.
A cloud platform designed for AI coding agents — instead of a human clicking around a dashboard, your AI assistant can provision databases, storage, and APIs itself.
A desktop app that lets you manage and deploy to your own Linux servers using plain-English AI commands instead of memorizing terminal syntax.
A serverless platform for deploying TypeScript/JavaScript workers that handle HTTP requests, scheduled jobs, and automated workflows.
A tool that lets you push your code and have it automatically built, deployed, and hosted with its own database and SSL — like a private version of Heroku or Vercel that you fully own and never pay a monthly bill for.
A hosting service that runs the popular automation tool n8n for you, so you get your own working instance in under a minute instead of setting up servers, Docker, and SSL yourself.
A cloud hosting platform built specifically for MCP servers — the plumbing that lets AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT call your tools and data — so a developer can deploy, monitor, and scale an MCP integration without building the hosting infrastructu
A browser-based tool that packages and deploys apps through Microsoft Intune in minutes instead of hours, and keeps them auto-updated afterward — built for IT teams and MSPs managing anywhere from a handful to 100,000+ company devices.
A marketplace where anyone with a spare gaming or server GPU can rent it out, so AI developers get GPU compute at a fraction of the price big cloud providers charge — like Airbnb, but for graphics cards instead of spare rooms.
A control panel for getting AI models and agents from a developer's laptop into real production use — deployment, scaling, and governance — built to run on whichever cloud a company already uses instead of locking them into one.
Cloud infrastructure for running autonomous AI agents at scale, with millisecond sandbox startup and near-zero idle cost.
Serverless cloud platform that runs Python code, including AI model training and inference, on GPUs with sub-second startup and pay-per-second billing.
Feature flag and release management platform letting teams turn features on or off in production instantly, without redeploying code.
Deployment orchestration that picks up where CI stops: promotes releases across environments, multi-tenant, with runbooks.
