Invite-only disposable DEV beta

Direct static uploads
inside a bounded DEV journey.

Zerokie is a non-production environment for invited testers. Upload an already-built directory directly, then verify it on the generated HTTPS hostname.

No public signup, release feed, or installer. Use only the exact operator-provided CLI artifact and verify its separately supplied SHA-256 digest.

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The complete beta path

One bounded journey, start to cleanup

Invitation, explicit endpoint, one static upload, verification, revocation, and deletion. The environment and its resources are disposable.

  1. Step 01

    Accept the invitation

    Accept your invitation and sign in to the dashboard through OIDC.

  2. Step 02

    Copy one token

    Mint a customer token and copy the secret once.

  3. Step 03

    Verify the supplied CLI

    Obtain the exact operator-provided CLI artifact and verify its separately supplied SHA-256 digest.

  4. Step 04

    Log in to the explicit DEV endpoint

    At the Token: prompt, paste the copied token; input is hidden and requires an interactive terminal.

    zerokie login --endpoint <DEV_API_HTTPS>

  5. Step 05

    Create one static app

    Create the disposable app through the dashboard or CLI.

  6. Step 06

    Upload an already-built directory

    Direct static upload only.

    zerokie apps deploy <name> --dir ./dist

  7. Step 07

    Check the result

    Verify the generated HTTPS hostname.

  8. Step 08

    Prove revocation

    Revoke the token and prove it is rejected.

  9. Step 09

    Delete the app

    Delete the disposable app through the authenticated dashboard or customer API.

Beta boundary

Closed capabilities stay closed

Repository builds, connect, webhooks, rollback, Docker, custom domains, and CI/CD are unavailable and server-side closed in this beta.

Backups, restore, SLA, and production guarantees are unavailable.

Access

Invitation and OIDC only. There is no self-service account path.

Artifact

Use the individually supplied CLI binary only after checking its separately delivered digest.

Publishing

Upload an already-built static directory to the generated platform hostname.

Lifecycle

Treat the app, token, content, and DEV environment as disposable.