What is Deployment Platform?
A service that allows you to upload the software you develop to the internet and make it available to everyone.
Overview
A deployment platform is a system that takes the code you write on your computer and makes it run on cloud servers. It simplifies the developer's job by automating complex processes such as infrastructure management, SSL certificates, and domain binding.
How it works
When you push your code to a source code repository like GitHub, the platform automatically compiles it, installs it on the server, and generates an accessible web address over the internet.
Where it is used
It is used during the stage of launching websites, mobile app backends, and artificial intelligence projects onto the internet.
Commonly confused with
It is different from the development environment where you only write code; it is where the code is presented to the end user.
Questions and answers
Which popular services fall into this category?
Services such as Vercel, Netlify, Render, and AWS can be given as examples of deployment platforms.
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