Deploy from template
Browse Official, Community, and Personal templates, then deploy them into your applications and environments on the servers you connect to dFlow.
From template to running services
The in-app Deploy from template flow matches the steps you see in the product: pick a stack, point it at an application and environment, tune this run only, then confirm.
Step 1 of 5: Choose a template. Filter by Official, Community, or Personal. Each card shows how many services this deploy will create.
Create and publish templates
Build stacks in the template editor, keep them in Personal while you iterate, then publish to Community when you want the wider dFlow audience to install your blueprint.
Author
Build in the template editor
Edit the service graph, environment variables, and start order in one place. While a template is only in Personal, your changes stay inside your organisation.
- Go to Templates and choose Create Template. To start from an existing project, open the project menu and select Convert to Template.
- In the editor, use Add New to add App, Docker image, and Database services. Set variables, volumes, and deployment order to match how you want the stack to come up.
- Save the template to your organisation’s Personal list. It stays private until you publish—then you can deploy it across your org or list it for others.
List
Share on Community
When you are ready, publish to Community so the template shows up next to official stacks. Update the listing as your blueprint evolves, or unpublish to take it out of the gallery.
What the publish form asks for
- Name, short description, and full overview
- Category
- Card image and optional deployed preview
- In Templates, open the Personal tab, pick your template, then use Publish (or Update when you are changing a template that is already listed).
- Complete the form: a name, a short description, a longer overview (the product enforces minimum length so listings stay useful), category, a card image, and an optional screenshot of a deployed example.
- After you publish, the template appears under Community for others to find and deploy. You can Unpublish at any time; that removes the listing without tearing down environments people already created from it.