Deployment

There are many ways to deploy an app. You can use the command line and deploy using Git, or you can set up Pipelines to group stages of deployment, combined with Review Apps, which let you automatically deploy on a Pull Request. Finally, you can also deploy using a Heroku Button, DropBox Sync or using WAR deployment.

Git

• Deploying with Git
• Using .gitignore
• Git Cloning Existing Heroku Applications
• Resolving Application Dependencies with Git Submodules

Pipelines, GitHub Deploys, and Review Apps

• Pipelines
• GitHub Integration
• Review Apps
• Heroku CI (accomplishes auto-deploys to ephemeral CI test apps only)

Docker-based apps

• Container Registry
• Local development with Docker Compose

Other deployment types

• Creating a ‘Deploy to Heroku’ Button
• Dropbox Sync
• WAR Deployment

Controlling deployment

• Release Phase
• Preboot

Other deployment topics

• Managing Multiple Environments for an App
• App Archiving
• Debugging Java, Scala, and Play Framework Builds on Heroku
• Forking Applications
• Cedar-14 Stack
• Heroku-16 Stack
• Ubuntu Packages on Heroku Stacks

Subcategories

• Deployment Lifecycle
• Deploying With Git
• Deployment Integrations