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Dev tools · July 24, 2018

Codemason – Deploy and host your apps without the hassle

Codemason is the best way for developers to build, deploy and scale their container-based Docker applications with ease.

Codemason – Deploy and host your apps without the hassle launched on July 24, 2018 with 31 votes, #784 of 2,673 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.

In plain words

Codemason is a cloud platform that helps developers build, deploy, and scale container-based Docker applications. It automates the deployment process through a CLI tool that generates customized Dockerfiles and handles CI/CD setup, eliminating the need to manage infrastructure manually. The platform includes health checks, logging, and metrics for monitoring apps, and ensures consistent deployments across environments. It's designed for developers who want to focus on building applications rather than managing deployment infrastructure.

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From the sources

You spend too much time fiddling with your deployment process. Piecing together your own solution to CI/CD, ops, cloud, containers or whatever you want to call it is a waste of your time. Focus on your app. Use modern deployment tech without having to be an expert. Our own CLI tool will create a customized Dockerfile for your web app and get it ready to deploy on any host. Stop managing your apps in an ad hoc way. Find and fix issues proactively with health checks, logging and metrics. Keep your app deployments consistent with Codemason. You need to stop playing catch-up with scalability. Our experience scaling apps will let you proceed with certainty. Codemason has everything you need to…from codemason.io

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