Features

Connect any Ubuntu machine over SSH, or create one at a cloud provider. Services, PHP versions, firewall, SSH keys, cron and daemons each get a page of their own.

Laravel, Symfony, Statamic, WordPress, PHP, Next.js, Nuxt.js and static sites, each with its own domains, environment file and PHP version.

PHP 8.1 to 8.5 side by side, Node.js 22, 24 and 26, built with npm, pnpm, Yarn or Bun. Each site picks its own version.

Every site can go online on a srvy.sh address before you have a domain or touch DNS.

Each deploy is built in its own release folder and switched in with one symlink. Roll back by pointing the link at an older folder. Push to deploy, a deploy hook for CI, or a button.

Let's Encrypt over HTTP-01, DNS-01 for wildcards, custom certificates, renewal handled for you and a switch to force HTTPS.

MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL, plus Redis. Databases and users are created from the server page.

Scheduled database and file backups to S3-compatible storage, restores, retention, and provider snapshots.

CPU, memory, disk, load and network sampled over SSH once a minute. Thresholds that alert, and heartbeats for scheduled tasks.

Cron jobs and Supervisor-managed daemons per server or per site, with their output one click away.

Firewall rules and the SSH keys that may log in, managed from the panel instead of by hand.

Five built-in roles, custom roles over more than 100 permissions, and teams that limit who sees which servers and sites.

An OpenAPI 3 description of every operation, scoped bearer tokens, idempotency keys, and HMAC-signed webhooks.

When a deploy fails: a summary, the likely cause, fix steps and a confidence rating, written from the end of the log with secrets removed.

Slack, Discord, Telegram and email channels for deploys, alerts and heartbeats.