Deploy Rust Web Service in 60s
Host high-performance Rust web services built with Actix-Web or Axum. Fast Cargo builds, layer caching, and sub-millisecond response latencies.
💻 CLI Quickstart
1-StepInstall the Deployxa CLI and deploy your application directly from your terminal:
npm install -g @deployxa/cli
deployxa login
deployxa up --framework rust📄 deployxa.json Blueprint
OptionalOptional manifest for custom workers, cron jobs, and build commands:
{
"name": "rust-api",
"framework": "rust",
"build": "cargo build --release",
"start": "./target/release/server",
"port": 8080
}How to Deploy Rust to Production
Follow these simple steps to move your Rust codebase from local development to a globally scaled production environment.
Cargo Release Compilation
Cached Cargo dependency registry for ultra-fast incremental builds.
Production Architecture & Capabilities
Native Machine Code
Sub-millisecond latency with zero garbage collection pauses.
Recommended Environment Variables
| Variable Key | Description | Production Example |
|---|---|---|
| RUST_LOG | Tracing log level filter | info |
Performance Benchmarks vs Traditional Hosting
| Benchmark Metric | Deployxa Cloud | Traditional VPS / Legacy PaaS |
|---|---|---|
| P99 Latency | 0.4ms | 18ms |
Frequently Asked Questions
How are Cargo dependencies cached?
Deployxa caches `target/` and Cargo crates between commits to reduce build times drastically.
Ready to ship your Rust app?
Get your live HTTPS production URL with zero server management in under 60 seconds.