Deployment workflow

See how Opslin takes software from source code to a running VPS app.

Understand the Opslin workflow: connect a server, connect source code, configure the app, release it, and operate it with visible health and recovery signals.

Direct answer

Opslin works by connecting a compatible Linux VPS you control to a managed control plane, then coordinating source selection, application settings, deployment, domains, logs, monitoring, and recovery from one dashboard.

Step 1: Connect a compatible Linux VPS
Step 2: Connect GitHub or another supported source
Step 3: Review build, port, and environment settings
Step 4: Release, monitor, and recover from the dashboard

Connect the server

Add a compatible Linux VPS you control. The dashboard-generated setup flow establishes the outbound agent connection from that server.

Connect the source

Choose a supported repository and branch, or use a supported upload workflow. The source stays associated with the deployment you are reviewing.

Prepare and release the application

Review the build command, start command, application port, environment settings, and target server. Opslin shows deployment stages and returns progress from the connected server.

Operate after release

Review health, metrics, logs, alerts, domain and SSL status, deployment history, and supported recovery controls without losing the relationship between the app and its server.

What remains your responsibility

You still choose the VPS provider, protect your account and application, review production settings, maintain backups where appropriate, and decide which operational actions to approve.

Last reviewed: July 28, 2026