From Zero to Deployed: The Complete Deploynix Setup Guide

Whether you're deploying your first Laravel app or migrating a production stack, this guide walks you through every step — from connecting your cloud provider and Git account to provisioning a server and deploying your first site. Follow each section in order and you'll have a fully automated deployment pipeline running in under 30 minutes. Prerequisite: An active Deploynix account at deploynix.io and accounts with DigitalOcean and GitHub (or your preferred alternatives). Step 1: How to Connect DigitalOcean to Deploynix Before Deploynix can provision servers on your behalf, it needs authorized access to your cloud provider. Connecting DigitalOcean takes about two minutes and requires generating a scoped API token. Generate a DigitalOcean API Token Log in to your DigitalOcean account and navigate to API → Tokens . Click Generate New Token , give it a descriptive name such as "Deploynix", and set the expiration to No expiry (or your preferred duration). Required Custom Scopes Deploynix o