Automation-first infrastructure
Integrate provisioning, networking, and lifecycle operations into your pipelines. Most of what the dashboard does is in the API — versioned, rate-limited, and documented.
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A powerful CLI, a Python SDK, and a REST API with 400+ endpoints. Automate everything with first-class developer tooling — more SDK languages coming soon.
1# Create an Ubuntu container2$ veloxa instances create web-01 --image ubuntu/24.043✓ Instance "web-01" created45# List all instances6$ veloxa --format table instances list7NAME STATUS TYPE IPV48web-01 Running container 10.0.0.129db-01 Running container 10.0.0.151011# Deploy a one-click app12$ veloxa marketplace deploy wordpress --name blog-0113✓ App "blog-01" deploying1from veloxa import VeloxaClient23# Initialize the client4client = VeloxaClient(5 api_key="veloxa_..."6)78# Create a new instance9instance = client.instances.create(10 name="web-01",11 image="ubuntu/24.04"12)1314print(instance["status"]) # "Running"Add a “Deploy to VeloxaHost” button to your README
Paste this into your repository's README and replace YOUR_REPO_URL with your repository's public https:// Git URL:
[](https://veloxahost.com/deploy?repo=YOUR_REPO_URL)Or, in HTML:
<a href="https://veloxahost.com/deploy?repo=YOUR_REPO_URL"><img src="https://veloxahost.com/badge/deploy.svg" alt="Deploy to VeloxaHost"></a>Clicking it takes the visitor to sign-up (or straight to the console if they are signed in) and opens a new hosting site set up to deploy from your repository. They choose the plan, domain and runtime, then press Deploy Now. The repository has to be public: Git deploy clones over https without credentials.
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