Guides.
Short, real how-tos for what's actually in your console.
Connect a GitHub repo
- 1Install the Cloudphere GitHub App on your account or a single repo.
- 2Pick the repo and branch from the list Cloudphere shows you.
- 3Every push to that branch deploys automatically from then on.
Run a SQL query
- 1Open a database service, then go to Query in your console.
- 2Write a single SELECT statement; the session is read-only.
- 3Run it and see real rows back, right in the browser.
Browse your tables
- 1Open a database service, then go to Tables.
- 2Pick a table to see its columns, types, indexes, and foreign keys.
- 3This is a live read of your schema, not a cached snapshot.
Set a CPU or memory alert
- 1Add an alert rule to an environment and choose CPU or memory.
- 2Set a threshold percentage and where it should go: email or webhook.
- 3You're notified the same cycle it's crossed, at most once an hour while it stays breached.
Download a backup
- 1Open an environment's backup history.
- 2Pick any backup marked successful.
- 3Download it directly; it's pulled fresh from storage, not a cached copy.
Roll back a deploy
- 1Open your deploy history for an environment.
- 2Pick any previous deploy marked successful.
- 3Roll back to it; your app rebuilds at that commit. Database and env vars aren't touched.
Add a custom domain
- 1Point your domain's DNS at the address Cloudphere gives you.
- 2Add the domain to your environment's settings.
- 3SSL is issued and kept renewed automatically once it verifies.
Invite a teammate
- 1Add them by email from your account's team settings.
- 2No per-seat limit, unlimited team members on every plan.
- 3They sign in with their own account from then on.
Doing something that isn't covered here?
Ask us directly. We'll walk you through it, or write it up if it's genuinely missing.