PPY Deployment Hub — Multi-Tenant Release Control Plane

Running a fleet of client applications across multiple servers meant manual SSH sessions, hand-edited Docker Compose files and risky deployments — with no central view of what was running where, and no easy rollback.

We built a central control plane that orchestrates deployments across many servers through a lightweight agent installed on each machine, connected over a private Tailscale network. From one dashboard the team registers releases, deploys or rolls back with a single click, watches multi-phase deploy logs stream live, promotes the same image across staging and production, and runs health and pre-flight URL checks before going live. Two-layer role-based access control governs who can deploy what, every action is audit-logged, and an alert engine plus 60-second health monitoring flags problems early. CI pipelines push new images and register them automatically — turning "deploy" into a button instead of an evening.

Deployments dropped from manual, error-prone SSH/Docker sessions to one-click releases that finish in minutes. Non-technical team members can check status, trigger rollbacks and read logs from role-gated dashboards, and the platform scales from one server to a fleet with a single standard agent.