Introduction

Runsite Platform is a PaaS for shipping production apps without managing infrastructure. Connect a Git repository or upload your files, and Runsite builds the image, deploys it and keeps it serving traffic.

This documentation covers the six core services and the platform features that support them.

Services

• Web Services run long-lived applications from a Git repo or a Docker image, with custom domains, environment variables, autoscaling and sleep on idle.
• Static Sites take atomic deploys of a built front-end from Git or a direct upload and serve it from a global edge.
• PostgreSQL gives you managed PostgreSQL 14 to 17, with internal and external connection URLs and automatic backups.
• Redis gives you managed Redis, powered by Valkey 7.2 and 8.0, for caching, queues and pub/sub.
• Object Storage is S3-compatible storage with scoped access keys, presigned URLs and multipart uploads.
• Email sends transactional mail over a REST API, with sandbox mode, your own sending domains, webhooks and delivery stats.

Platform features

• Custom Domains attach your own domains, with TLS issued and renewed for you.
• Backups covers manual and scheduled database backups, and restoring from one.
• Metrics & Logs shows live CPU, memory and request metrics, and streams container logs over WebSocket.
• Shell Access opens an interactive terminal inside a running container.
• Team Management handles workspaces, projects and role-based access for collaborators.

Programmatic access

Everything you can do in the dashboard is also available through the API.

• Public API is the full REST reference.
• API Keys are long-lived credentials for CI/CD, scripts and integrations.
• CLI manages projects, deployments and services from the terminal.