DockHive Drone
The AI agent that deploys your code.
Write code, push it, click Drone. Drone reads the repo, writes the build setup, fixes what breaks and puts your app live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS.
- Read Reads the repo and works out the stack.
- Configure Writes the Dockerfile, picks the port and health check, spots env vars.
- Build & heal Builds. On a failed build or health check it reads the logs, fixes the setup and retries.
- Live Goes live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS.
How it works
Three steps. Only one of them is new.
Write code
Build your app the way you normally do. No Dockerfile, no deploy config required.
Push it
Push to GitHub. Drone works from your repository.
Click Drone
One click in the console. Drone takes it from there to a live HTTPS URL.
Reads the repo
It works out the boring parts.
Everything you'd normally hand-write before a first deploy, Drone derives from the code itself.
- stack
- Framework and runtime, worked out from your code
- Dockerfile
- Written for you
- port
- Picked for you
- health check
- Picked for you, and checked before going live
- env vars
- Required variables spotted, so you know what to set
- 01 Build
- 02 Health check
- 03 Read the logs
- 04 Fix the build setup
- 05 Retry ↺ until it passes
Self-healing builds
A failed build is a to-do, not a dead end.
If the build or the health check fails, Drone reads the logs, fixes the build setup and tries again. You get a working deploy, not a stack trace.
Live with HTTPS
Your app, on its own URL.
Push to redeploy
Drone saves the working setup. Every GitHub push redeploys automatically.
Secrets stay home
Secrets and .env files never leave your repo.
