GitHub Copilot can speed up everyday development by helping developers write and modify code. But after Copilot helps create your application, you still need to deploy that application somewhere. For many projects, the workflow can be simple:
Copilot → GitHub → Hostwares
Keep Your Repository Ready Because Copilot works closely with your development workflow, GitHub naturally becomes part of the deployment process. Before deploying, make sure your repository contains the latest working version of the application. Check that your build and start commands work correctly.
Deploy the Application
Connect the GitHub repository to Hostwares. Configure the required deployment settings and environment variables. Hostwares can then build and run the application on your selected server environment.
Add Production Infrastructure
Your application may require additional services. For example: PostgreSQL for application data Redis for caching or queues A custom domain SSL Other supporting services Configure only the services your application actually needs.
Keep Shipping Changes
One advantage of using GitHub as the source of your application is that updates remain easy to manage. Copilot helps with development, Git manages the changes, and Hostwares provides the production environment.
If you're using GitHub Copilot to build applications faster, you can deploy those projects with Hostwares.