Deploy in seconds, not hours

# macOS/Linux
curl -sSL https://deployaja.id/setup.sh | bash

# Windows
iwr -useb https://deployaja.id/setup.bat | iex

git clone https://github.com/deployaja/deployaja-cli.git
cd deployaja-cli
go build -o aja main.go

docker pull ghcr.io/deployaja/deployaja-cli/aja

# Install n8n instantly
$ aja install n8n 

📦 Installing n8n from marketplace...
✅ Configuration saved to: /path/to/n8n.yaml
💡 Deployment initiated successfully

$ aja status 

📊 Deployment Status

NAME                  STATUS    REPLICAS   URL                                        LAST DEPLOYED
-------------------   -------   --------   ----------------------------------------   
n8n-adipati73   running   1/1        https://n8n-adipati73.deployaja.id   2025-06-22 23:04:02


# Install with custom domain
$ aja install n8n --domain my-n8n.example.com

# Install with custom deployment name
$ aja install n8n --name my-workflow-tool

# You can edit the generated configuration
$ vim n8n.yaml

# Deploy the app
$ aja deploy -f n8n.yaml

# 1. Initialize configuration
$ aja init

# 2. Edit deployaja.yaml for your app
$ vim deployaja.yaml

# 3. Login to Aja
$ aja login
# or EXPORT DEPLOYAJA_TOKEN=your-token

# 4. See costs plan
$ aja plan

# 5. Deploy
$ aja deploy

name: Deploy with DeployAja
on:
  push:
    branches: [ main ]

jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      
      - name: Deploy Application
        uses: deployaja/deployaja-cli@v1
        with:
          command: 'deploy'
          api-token: ${{ secrets.DEPLOYAJA_API_TOKEN }}          
      

# Deploy with configuration overrides
aja deploy --set container.image=nginx:alpine --set resources.replicas=3

# Deploy with custom config file
aja deploy --file my-custom-config.yaml

# Deploy with custom name override
aja deploy --name my-production-app

# Dry run deployment
aja deploy --dry-run

# Follow logs in real-time
aja logs my-app --follow

# Follow logs with specific tail count
aja logs my-app --tail 50 -f

# Check all deployments
aja status

# Describe pod details with events
aja describe my-app

# List dependencies with pricing
aja deps --type database

# Get specific dependency instance details
aja deps my-postgres-instance

# Edit environment variables in vim
aja env edit

# Set environment variable
aja env set DEBUG=true

# Get all environment variables
aja env get

# Get specific environment variable
aja env get DEBUG

# Restart deployment (recreates all pods)
aja restart my-app

# Generate configuration with AI
aja gen "create a nodejs api with postgresql database"
aja gen "docker configuration for wordpress with mysql"

# Search for apps in marketplace
aja search wordpress
aja search "node.js api"

# Install app from marketplace
aja install wordpress
aja install react-app --domain myapp.example.com --name my-react-app

# Publish your app to marketplace
aja publish

# Search by name
aja search wordpress

# Search by description
aja search "node.js api"

# Search by category
aja search "blog"

🔍 Searching for: wordpress

✅ Found 3 apps

1 WordPress
   A popular content management system
   Category: CMS
   Author: WordPress.org
   Version: 6.4
   Downloads: 15420
   Rating: 4.8/5.0
   Tags: cms, blog, php, mysql

💡 Use 'aja install <app-name>' to install an app

dependencies:
  # PostgreSQL database
  - name: "postgres"  
    type: "database"
    version: "15"
    storage: "5Gi"

  # Redis cache
  - name: "cache"
    type: "cache" 
    version: "7"
    storage: "1Gi"

  # RabbitMQ message queue
  - name: "queue"
    type: "queue"
    version: "3.12"
    storage: "2Gi"

# Application metadata
name: "arjuna-23-app"              # Required: Application name
description: "My awesome app"       # Optional: Description

# Container configuration
container:
  image: "node:18-alpine"          # Required: Docker image
  port: 3000                       # Required: Container port

# Resource requirements
resources:
  cpu: "500m"                      # CPU request (millicores)
  memory: "1Gi"                    # Memory request
  replicas: 2                      # Number of instances

# Dependencies (managed services)
dependencies:
  - name: "postgres"
    type: "database"
    version: "15"
    storage: "2Gi"

# Environment variables
env:
  - name: "NODE_ENV"
    value: "production"
  - name: "LOG_LEVEL"
    value: "info"

# Environment variable mapping (optional)
envMap:
  db_host: APP_DB_HOST           # Map POSTGRES_HOST to APP_DB_HOST
  db_name: APP_DB_NAME           # Map POSTGRES_DATABASE to APP_DB_NAME
  db_user: APP_DB_USER           # Map POSTGRES_USER to APP_DB_USER
  db_password: APP_DB_PASSWORD   # Map POSTGRES_PASSWORD to APP_DB_PASSWORD

# Health checks
healthCheck:
  path: "/api/health"              # Health check endpoint
  port: 8080                       # Port for health checks
  initialDelaySeconds: 60          # Delay before first check
  periodSeconds: 30                # Check interval

# Optional: Custom domain
domain: "arjuna23.deployaja.id"

# Optional: Persistent storage
volumes:
  - name: "app-storage"
    size: "1Gi"
    mountPath: "/app/data"

# Database connection
POSTGRES_URL=postgresql://user:pass@postgres-myapp.aja.id:5432/myapp_db
JDBC_URL=jdbc:postgresql://postgres-myapp.aja.id:5432/myapp_db
JDBC_URL_NO_AUTH=jdbc:postgresql://postgres-myapp.aja.id:5432/myapp_db
POSTGRES_HOST=postgres-myapp.aja.id
POSTGRES_PORT=5432
POSTGRES_DB=myapp_db
POSTGRES_USER=auto_generated_user
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=auto_generated_password

# Your custom variables
NODE_ENV=production
LOG_LEVEL=info

# WordPress example with PostgreSQL dependency
name: "my-wordpress"
container:
  image: "wordpress:latest"
  port: 80

dependencies:
  - name: "postgres"
    type: "database"
    version: "15"
    storage: "5Gi"

# Map auto-injected variables to WordPress-expected names
envMap:
  db_host: WORDPRESS_DB_HOST
  db_name: WORDPRESS_DB_NAME
  db_user: WORDPRESS_DB_USER
  db_password: WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD
  db_pass: WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD

# For PostgreSQL dependency named "postgres"
POSTGRES_HOST       # Database hostname
POSTGRES_PORT       # Database port
POSTGRES_DATABASE   # Database name
POSTGRES_USER       # Database username
POSTGRES_PASSWORD   # Database password
POSTGRES_URL        # Full connection string
JDBC_URL            # JDBC connection string
JDBC_URL_NO_AUTH    # JDBC connection string without embedded credentials

# For Redis dependency named "cache"
REDIS_HOST          # Redis hostname
REDIS_PORT          # Redis port
REDIS_URL           # Full connection string

# Spring Boot app with PostgreSQL
name: "my-spring-app"
container:
  image: "openjdk:17-jre"
  port: 8080

dependencies:
  - name: "postgres"
    type: "postgresql"
    storage_size: 5

# Map JDBC URL for Spring Boot
envMap:
  jdbc_url: SPRING_DATASOURCE_URL
  jdbc_url_no_auth: SPRING_DATASOURCE_URL_NO_AUTH
  db_user: SPRING_DATASOURCE_USERNAME
  db_pass: SPRING_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD

# For PostgreSQL dependency named "postgres"
POSTGRES_URL=postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/db
JDBC_URL=jdbc:postgresql://postgres-service.aja.id:5432/app_db
JDBC_URL_NO_AUTH=jdbc:postgresql://postgres-service.aja.id:5432/app_db
POSTGRES_HOST=postgres-service.aja.id
POSTGRES_PORT=5432
POSTGRES_DATABASE=app_db
POSTGRES_USER=generated_user
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=generated_password

# For Redis dependency named "cache"
REDIS_URL=redis://cache-service.aja.id:6379
REDIS_HOST=cache-service.aja.id
REDIS_PORT=6379

# Clear stored token and re-authenticate
rm ~/.deployaja/token
aja login

# Check deployment status
aja status

# Get detailed pod information and events
aja describe my-app

# View logs for errors
aja logs my-app --tail=100

# Follow logs in real-time for debugging
aja logs my-app -f

# Validate configuration
aja validate

# Enable verbose logging
export AJA_DEBUG=true
aja deploy

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/deployaja/deployaja-cli.git
cd deployaja-cli

# Install dependencies
go mod tidy

# Run tests
go test ./...

# Build
go build -o aja main.go

# Run
./aja --help

# Example right-sized configuration
resources:
  cpu: "100m"     # Start small
  memory: "128Mi" # Scale up as needed
  replicas: 1     # Single instance for dev