Full zerops.yml configuration file

In this section you will find the fullest example of zerops.yml configuration file.

Bear in mind that not all directives work for all services. Consider this a guideline only. If you want to know about the specifics of each technology, head to their Configure build & deploy pipeline page in How To section.

# Define a list of services
zerops:
  # Define hostname of your service
  - setup: app
    # Which application's config to extend
    extends: devel
    # ==== How to build your application ====
    build:
      # Set the base technology for the build environment:
      base:
      # Customise the build environment by installing additional packages
      # or tools to the base build environment
      prepareCommands:
      # Build your application
      buildCommands:
      # Select which files / folders to deploy after
      # the build has successfully finished
      deploy:
      # Which files / folders you want to cache for the next build.
      # Next builds will be faster when the cache is used.
      cache:
      # Copy folders or files from the build container to the runtime container.
      addToRunPrepare:
    # ==== How to deploy your application ====
    deploy:
      # Define a readiness check.
      readinessCheck:
        # Define a readiness check with a HTTP GET request option.
        httpGet:
          scheme:
          host:
          port:
          path:
        # Define a readiness check with a shell command.
        exec:
          command:
      # Define if new containers are started before or after all old containers are removed.
      temporaryShutdown:
    # ==== How to run your application ====
    run:
      # Run one or more commands each time a new runtime container
      # is started or restarted. These commands are triggered before
      # your application is started.
      initCommands:
      # Customise the runtime environment by installing additional
      # dependencies to the base Go runtime environment.
      prepareCommands:
      # Your Go application start command
      start:
      # Folder name used as the root of the publicly accessible web server content.
      documentRoot:
      #
      envReplace:
        target:
        delimiter:
      # Define a health check.
      healthCheck:
        # Define a health check with a HTTP GET request option.
        httpGet:
          scheme:
          host:
          port:
          path:
        # Define a health check with a shell command.
        exec:
          command:
    # Set environment variables for your service
    envVariables:
    # Define another service
  - setup: devel
    ...