SSH Server Management
Save server connections, connect on demand, and group projects under the server they deploy to.
Delta Deploy gives SSH-based projects a focused deployment workspace with file comparison, selective sync, env/config review, backup, and deployment history.
Keep deployment decisions visible before files are sent to the server.
Save server connections, connect on demand, and group projects under the server they deploy to.
Compare local and remote project files before deploy, including new, modified, and deleted files.
Choose exactly which detected changes should be deployed and leave the rest untouched.
Track env-managed files with a dedicated comparison flow so configuration differences stay clear.
Create local backups before deployment and restore from previous deployment records when needed.
Keep project, server, and deployment metadata locally without requiring a separate database service.
Delta Deploy keeps setup, review, deployment, and rollback in one workspace.
Add an SSH server and connect when you are ready to work with it.
Create a project with local and remote paths, exclusions, and env-managed files.
Refresh the comparison and inspect the changes before uploading or deleting files.
Deploy selected files, keep history, and roll back from backups when required.
Get the latest Windows installer from GitHub Releases.
Download Windows ReleaseClone the repository, install dependencies, and run the build script to generate the Windows executable and installer.
Common details about using Delta Deploy for SSH-based project deployments.
Delta Deploy is used to compare local project files with a remote server and deploy selected changes over SSH with backup and rollback support.
The public release currently targets Windows and is distributed as an installer package containing `DeltaDeploy.exe`.
Yes. Env-managed files can be reviewed in a dedicated comparison flow so server-specific configuration differences stay separate from normal modified files.
Delta Deploy stores project and server metadata locally in a JSON file under the user's home directory.
A lightweight desktop shell around a FastAPI-based deployment backend and a focused web UI.