Custom provider¶

Connecting custom git repository¶

Navigate to My repos > Connect and select Custom git provider
Enter title and URL to your git repository. Click Proceed
Copy the public key generated by Wodby to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on a server with your git.

SSH host verification

Wodby 1 repository inspection and deployment do not pin the SSH host key for a custom Git server. A changed key therefore is not confirmed with you before Wodby reconnects. Use an HTTPS repository URL when your provider supports it, protect the repository credential, and restrict the generated SSH key to read-only access when SSH is required.

Add git hook for auto-deployment¶

Navigate to your git repo page in Wodby Dashboard and copy the auto-deployment Webhook URL
Connect to the server with your origin git repository

Go to .git/hooks directory and create a new file post-receive.sh with the following content (replace <WEBHOOK URL> in this file with the URL you copied before)

#!/bin/sh
while read oldrev newrev ref
do
    curl -H "Content-type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"ref": "'"$ref"'"}' <WEBHOOK URL>
done

Now make this file executable
```
chmod +x post-receive.sh
```

Connecting custom server¶

If there is no native integration for your hosting provider, connect a fresh server using the Custom server option:

Review the Infrastructure 7 requirements and supported operating systems
Go to My servers > Add. Select Custom server and click proceed
You will see the page with requirements and instructions. Make sure all requirements are met
Connect to the server by SSH and execute the generated Infrastructure installer command as root. The command installs the pinned runtime components and connects the server to Wodby 1
Now you can deploy apps to this server