ZaneOps v1.9

Release notes: https://github.com/zane-ops/zane-ops/releases/tag/v1.9.0

20 Apr 2025 by Fred KISSIE

Today we release zaneOps v1.9 introducing not 1, not 2, but 3 new builders for your git services!

To install :

1. via the UI :

   

2. via the shell :

   # assuming you are at /var/www/zaneops
   curl https://cdn.zaneops.dev/makefile > Makefile
   make setup
   make deploy

Nixpacks builder

Nixpacks is an open source tool developped by railway that automatically detects your stack, language or framework and produce a Dockerfile for building your application.

With this, when you want to deploy a new service, no need to specify a Dockerfile when deploying a service from a git repository, whether it is a next.js web application, a Svelte SPA or a Django backend API, it will automatically detect it for you.

Bonus: static websites

In some cases, you might want to deploy a statically generated websites. You can check static website checkbox when creating your service or in your service settings.

Railpack builder

Railpack is the new version of Nixpacks by Railway, still open source. The benefits over Nixpacks are faster builds and smaller image sizes. The railpack builder support all the same options as the Nixpacks builder.

As of now the railpack builder is in bêta as a v1 of railpack hasn’t been released yet.

Static directory builder

In ZaneOps, you can deploy a simple HTML/CSS/JS pre-built static website, it will be deployed as a simple Caddy with alpine docker container.

Other changes

You can now deploy multiple services at once in the project details page: