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Deno Deploy reaches general availability with zero-config deployment and integrated databases
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Deno Deploy Goes Generally Available

Deno Deploy, a platform for deploying JavaScript and TypeScript applications, has reached general availability. The service eliminates traditional deployment friction by supporting any JavaScript framework—including Next.js, Astro, and SvelteKit—with automatic framework detection and build command execution.

Key Features and Developer Experience

Zero-Config Continuous Deployment: Connect a GitHub repository to automatically get continuous deployment with live previews for every commit, isolated databases for pull requests, and easy promotion to production. A new deno deploy CLI subcommand provides manual deployment control for CI/CD pipelines and local testing.

Integrated Databases: The platform now supports both Deno KV (global key-value store) and Postgres databases. Through a partnership with Prisma, users can provision new databases directly from the dashboard—including free databases for each pull request. Environment variables are automatically managed, ensuring the same application code works across all contexts.

Local Development with --tunnel: A new flag bridges the local-to-production gap by automatically pulling centralized environment variables, running a local dev server with a public shareable URL, and sending telemetry to Deno Deploy.

Automatic Observability and Deno Sandbox

All projects hosted on Deno Deploy automatically capture logs, traces, and metrics—including console.log, fetch requests, HTTP events, V8 events, garbage collection, and I/O. Logs are automatically associated with requests for easier debugging.

Deno Sandbox, a new service within Deno Deploy, provides isolated microVMs that boot in under a second for programmatically executing code securely. This is designed to support AI-generated code execution with full isolation and prompt-injection resistant secrets handling.

Pricing

The free tier includes one million requests per month, 100 GB of egress, and 15 CPU hours. Pro plans offer flexible scaling, with custom enterprise pricing available for teams with advanced security and performance requirements.