Deployments
Connect a GitHub repository and every push builds and deploys on its own. Static sites go to a global CDN, containers run on Cloud Run, and every deploy keeps its history.
Sign in with GitHub and pick a repo. Light Cloud installs a GitHub App so it can build on push.
Framework, package manager, build command, and output directory are read from the repo. You can override any of them.
A push to a connected branch triggers a build with Cloud Build. You watch the logs stream as it runs.
Static assets land on a global CDN, containers roll out on Cloud Run, and you get a URL.
A commit on a connected branch is all it takes. No manual build step, no separate CI to wire up.
Follow each build as it runs and read the full log afterwards from the deploy record.
Every deploy keeps its commit, message, author, duration, and status, so you can see what shipped and when.
No Dockerfile in the repo? Light Cloud generates one for your framework. Bring your own and it wins.
Push a local folder straight from the VS Code extension or the MCP server when a repo is not set up yet.
Redeploy any earlier commit from the history when a release needs to go back.
A static build is uploaded to object storage and served from a global CDN. A backend build becomes a container image on Cloud Run that scales with traffic. Light Cloud reads your repo to decide which path fits, and you can set it yourself when you know better.
Builds run on Cloud Build, images live in Artifact Registry, containers run on Cloud Run, and static sites are served from a Cloudflare CDN. You get managed infrastructure without touching a cloud console.
Connect a repository, push, and watch it go live. Start on a 30-day free trial.