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Installing Pyo Making your first deploy Core concepts

Platform

Creating a project Databases Migrating a database Importing from another platform Deploying a service Static sites Importing Docker Compose Setting environment variables Rolling back a deploy Running cron jobs Using deploy hooks Deploying a template Adding a domain Managing certificates Scaling a service Serving traffic by region Pyo Gateway Adding a volume Running AI models on GPUs Monitoring your services Following activity

Infrastructure

Connecting a cluster Adding a server Setting up builders Browsing images Making Pyo highly available

Security

Securing Pyo Hardening your server Inviting your team Passkeys Protecting secrets Isolating projects Firewall Web application firewall Backing up data

Integrations

Connecting GitHub Adding a registry Connecting with Tailscale Setting up email Importing external secrets

Settings

Configuring your team Configuring your installation Updating Pyo Uninstalling Pyo System reference

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Integrations
Setting up email

Setting up email

Send invites through your own SMTP server.

Pyo sends email through an SMTP server you choose. An installation admin sets it up under SettingsEmail. Enter the host, port, encryption, username, password and sender address. You can send a test email from the same page.

For now, email is only used for team invites. Notifications aren't sent by email yet.

Connecting with Tailscale

Connect servers securely, wherever they are.

Importing external secrets

Import secrets into your services from Vault, AWS, GCP, Azure, Doppler and more.

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