Deploy to AWS Lambda
from your terminal.
DeployKit is the production console for Lambda: canary rollouts by default, logs and metrics in one place, a flat monthly plan with prepaid usage on top, and a CLI that does everything the console does.
$ curl -fsSL https://get.deploykit.pro | shLive across 3 AWS regions
What you get
Production scope, not a demo
AWS-Only Guardrails
Strict provider policy at API, CLI, and orchestration layers. DeployKit projects can only target AWS resources.
Release Safety
Canary-by-default deploy flow, rollback controls, deployment history, and immutable artifact tracking.
Observed Runtime
Logs, metrics, usage ledger, billing sessions, and trace-ready services included from the first deploy.
Production Scope in This Build
- Multi-runtime build path (Python 3.11, Node 20, Go 1.22)
- Source upload handshake with content hash + idempotent deploy trigger
- Cron scheduler management + block/unblock controls
- Usage and billing webhooks integrated with checkout sessions
- Brand-scoped authentication and isolated analytics identity
- CLI + API parity across deploy, rollback, status, logs, and env
How it works
From archive to production — three steps
Create a project
Function or static site — one click in the console or `deploykit projects create`.
Upload your source
An archive with a content hash ships over a signed URL. The build starts automatically.
Canary rolls out on its own
10% → 50% → 100%, with automatic rollback on errors. Full version history stays one click away.
Pricing
One plan. Usage on top.
A flat monthly subscription unlocks production deploys. Usage beyond the plan is drawn from a prepaid balance you top up whenever you want.
DeployKit Pro
Everything you need to run Lambda in production.
- Unlimited projects and canary deploys
- Logs, metrics and cron schedules
- Custom domains with managed TLS
- Email notifications and an audit trail
Pay as you go
Prepaid credit for usage beyond the plan.
- Top up from … at a time
- Credit never expires
- Spent only on metered usage
Your first deploy takes minutes
Create a project, upload an archive — canary rolls out on its own. No YAML rituals, no cluster to run.