Supported stacks

Rust hosting
on Shipped.

Bring your Rust application from a compiled program to a running service. Keep the crates and framework you chose, with infrastructure handled.

Ship the binary and its runtime needs

Build your Rust application for the deployment environment and include the files or system libraries it needs at runtime. A container makes that combination explicit. Shipped runs the program as a web service or worker while your application keeps control of its request handling and process behavior.

Connect durable state through your crates

Use compatible Rust clients for PostgreSQL, Redis, and object storage. Supply their configuration through secrets rather than compiling private values into the executable. Keep durable records and job state outside the process so a service restart or a new binary does not discard application data.

Release the application you actually tested

Check the production build in staging with representative requests and integrations, including any runtime assets that local development supplies implicitly. Deploy through your coding agent or GitHub. Service logs and deployment history provide context when a new release needs investigation or a return to earlier code.

A little more detail

Questions about Rust?

Can I choose Axum, Actix Web, or Rocket?

Yes. Your framework is part of the application you package. Deploy the production binary and runtime dependencies needed by that project.

Does a successful Rust build prove the deployment image is complete?

No. The application may still require certificates, templates, configuration, or shared libraries. Test the assembled runtime image, not just the compilation step.

From your workspace to the web

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