Quick Start Guide

1. Create a Catalyst project:

Access the Catalyst console to create a new project. After the project creation is done, you will be able to access the Catalyst Slate service in the console. Learn more about other Catalyst services.

2. Create a Deployment:

You can initiate a deployment in Slate using any of the following methods:

Integrate with Git repository: You can integrate your Git accounts (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket) with Catalyst to deploy source code directly from your private repository to Slate, and you can also enable the Auto-Deploy feature from the console, so that any changes pushed to the connected repository will trigger an automatic deployment in Slate. Learn more about this deployment method.

You can also deploy from any public Git repository by simply providing the repository link in the Catalyst console. Learn more about this deployment method.

Direct upload: You can upload your client application directly with all the necessary files compressed as a zip to the Catalyst console. You can learn more about this deployment method from this help page.

Deploy via CLI: You can also deploy your application by executing commands from the Catalyst CLI. Learn more about deploying via CLI.

3. Monitor and Manage Deployments :

After you have created a deployment using Slate, you can view the live build logs of the deployment in the Catalyst console. You can also collectively view all the deployments of an application in the Deployment History section. Learn more about monitoring and managing deployments.

You can also rollback to a previous deployment and or manually sync the latest commit in case of failed deployments, directly from the Catalyst console.