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Deploys code from connected repositories to VPS servers you control, detecting runtime, databases, caches and workers. Builds releases, runs migrations and switches traffic with no downtime. Includes rollback history, GitHub pull-request previews, per-environment settings, backups and managed security updates.

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    NL flagMadonie Holding

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What is strackt?

Most teams choose between a managed platform that runs everything on its own infrastructure, and a server tool that sets up a VPS and then leaves the upkeep to them. strackt is the option in between.

Point it at your repository and it detects the stack: framework, runtime, database, cache, queues. From then on, pushing a commit is the deploy. strackt builds it, runs your migrations and releases with zero downtime, and every release is one click from rollback. Every pull request gets a real environment of its own (GitHub today).

The server underneath is ours to look after. Security advisories are matched against what your servers actually run and fixed for you; package, kernel and full distribution upgrades arrive the same way; restarts happen in a maintenance window you pick. Configuration is held in place, and backups go to storage you own.

It runs on any VPS you rent: Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, UpCloud and more. Laravel, plus WordPress, plain PHP, Symfony, Node.js, Next.js and Nuxt in beta.