Originally published on the Hubfly space blog .

TL;DR

What you get: every push to main redeploys your container on Hubfly space, and you can send a rollback action when a release goes bad.

Who it's for: developers who build images or test code in GitHub Actions (or GitLab CI) and still redeploy by hand.

Time: about 15 minutes.

Cost: deploy webhooks are free. You pay only for the container itself; the shared tier is free for 360 hours a month.

Your app is live, but every change still ends with you opening the dashboard and clicking Redeploy. That's slow, and it's how the wrong build reaches your users on a Friday evening. In this guide you'll connect GitHub Actions to Hubfly space with a signed deploy webhook, so every push to main goes live on its own once your tests pass, and you can send a rollback when a release goes bad.

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What a deploy webhook does

A deploy webhook is an address your CI calls when a build is ready.…