Quayel
Connect GitHub, place workloads on your fleet, and ship with one click — or auto-deploy on every push. Organizations, services, domains, metrics, and actions in one operations surface.
github · main · auto-deploy on
CPU
18%
Memory
412 MB
Network
1.2 MB/s
Replicas
2 / 2
Built for teams that want PaaS velocity without giving up the machines they already run.
Product
Quayel is the control plane for modern service delivery: source, placement, deploy, domains, and runtime health in one place your whole team can use.
GitHub repos, git URLs, container images, or Dockerfiles — pick a source and Quayel handles the path to a running service.
Install the Quayel agent on your hosts. Place services where you want them, keep compute costs and data residency under your control.
One-click deploys for deliberate releases. Auto-deploy when main moves so production stays current without babysitting CI.
Metrics, actions, logs, domains, and status live beside the service — not scattered across five vendor consoles.
Platform
Deployments
Connect your organization to GitHub, select a repository and branch, and deploy. Enable auto-deploy so every qualifying push builds and rolls out — with action history you can inspect after the fact.
Auto-deploy
webhook · github push
main · a1c83f2 matched
build
Dockerfile · cache hit · 14s
deploy
api-gateway · running · 2 replicas
Infrastructure
Quayel does not force you onto a proprietary runtime. Register servers, install the agent, and let Quayel schedule services, manage replicas, and restart workloads on hardware you already trust.
Fleet
edge-1 · fra
Healthy
app-2 · ams
Healthy
batch-1 · lon
Idle
Networking
Attach custom domains to services and keep public endpoints organized next to the workloads they serve — so DNS handoffs stop living in tribal knowledge.
Domains
Observability
CPU, memory, network, running state, and build state update on the service overview. Deploy, start, and stop stay honest — no stale spinner after the work is done.
Metrics
CPU
18%
Mem
412MB
In
820KB/s
Out
1.1MB/s
Sources
Repos, branches, webhooks, auto-deploy.
Point at any git remote when GitHub is not the source of truth.
Pull a container image and run it as a managed service.
Build from a Dockerfile when you need full image control.
How it works
Invite your team, set the workspace, and prepare connections like GitHub.
Install the Quayel agent on each host so the control plane can place workloads.
Choose a source, env, ports, and placement. Preview the shape of production before you ship.
Ship manually or enable auto-deploy. Watch metrics, read actions, and iterate from one overview.
Who it's for
Ship features without waiting on a ticket queue for every environment change.
Give developers a paved path while keeping hosts, agents, and policy under your roof.
Start lean on a few servers, then expand the fleet without rewriting your deploy story.
Keep sensitive workloads on infrastructure you control — Quayel is the control plane, not the landlord.
Why Quayel
Keep developer velocity high without handing every workload to a black-box cloud — or living forever in one-off deploy scripts.
Replace brittle bash and tribal runbooks with a shared dashboard, action history, and consistent deploy paths.
Keep the developer experience of push-to-deploy without surrendering compute, pricing, or data residency.
Get org-level services, domains, and deploy UX without requiring every engineer to speak YAML fluently on day one.
Security & control
Quayel is designed so authority stays with your organization — who can see what, where code runs, and what changed in production.
Workspaces, services, and servers live inside organizations so teams only see what they belong to.
Workloads run on your hosts via the agent. Quayel coordinates — traffic and data stay on infrastructure you operate.
Deploys, restarts, and webhook-triggered rolls are recorded so you can answer what changed and when.
GitHub and related integrations are managed as connections — revoke and rotate without hunting secrets in env files.
FAQ
Quayel is a deployment and operations platform. You connect source code or images, register your own servers with the Quayel agent, and deploy services from a single dashboard — with optional GitHub auto-deploy, domains, metrics, and action history.
No. Quayel is built around your servers. You install the agent on hosts you control; Quayel provides the control plane for organizations, services, deploys, and day-2 operations.
GitHub repositories, generic git remotes, container images, and Dockerfiles. GitHub sources can enable auto-deploy on push to the configured branch.
Connect GitHub for your organization, create a service with a GitHub source and branch, then enable auto-deploy. Quayel receives the webhook, matches the repo and branch, and starts a deploy when nothing else is already in progress.
Quayel focuses on a clear service deploy and ops experience on your fleet. Teams that want PaaS-like workflows without giving up hosts use Quayel as the front door — whether or not deeper orchestration exists underneath.
Product and platform teams that want faster shipping with shared visibility, startups scaling past ad-hoc SSH, and organizations that need hybrid or private infrastructure with a modern deploy UX.
Create an organization, connect GitHub, register a server, and ship your first service in minutes.