Scenario to Cloud

Deploying scenarios to a VPS without cloud services requires running SSH bootstrap with your domain and scenario selectors, followed by health checks and a convergent redeploy workflow to refresh service code and TLS certificates.

Preflight validation for VPS deployments verifies domain and scenario selectors and checks safety gates before executing redeploy commands, ensuring infrastructure readiness and preventing failed or unsafe deployments.

VPS health checks fail after redeploy when hard infrastructure limits block convergence, leaving deployments outdated or stopped. The system provides triage diagnostics, port fixes, and manual handoff instructions to resolve these limits.

Yes, you can refresh TLS certificates on a self-hosted VPS without manual SSH juggling by running convergent redeploy workflows with preflight and wait flags, which reconcile service code and certificates safely through automated SSH bootstrap gating.

Use the if-needed flag during a VPS redeploy when you want to reconcile stopped, outdated, or missing deployments selectively, ensuring convergence only executes when preflight validation and health checks determine it is necessary.

Convergent redeploy workflows cannot bypass hard infrastructure limits blocking convergence. When health or freshness fails due to these constraints, the system hands off to operators with manual port fix, SSH triage, and diagnostic instructions.