Deploy a website from Git in Plesk

Plesk can deploy your website directly from a Git repository. This is useful for developers who want a clean “push/pull → deploy” workflow instead of uploading files manually.

What you need

• A Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or a private server).
• Access to your hosting in Plesk.
• If you use SSH to access the repository: an SSH key (Plesk can generate one).

Open Git in Plesk

1. Log in to Plesk via My.GARMTECH.
2. Go to Websites & Domains → Git.

If you do not see the Git option, it may be disabled for your plan. In this case, open a ticket from My.GARMTECH. (/tickets/create/step1)

Create a repository in Plesk

1. Click Add Repository.
2. Choose your repository type:

• Remote Git hosting — connect to an existing remote repository (recommended).
• Local repository on your workstation — Plesk creates an empty repo and gives you the URL to push to.

Choose a deployment method

Plesk supports multiple deployment workflows:

• Manual deployment: you pull changes and then click Deploy / Deploy from Repository in Plesk.
• Automatic deployment: Plesk deploys automatically after you pull changes (or after a webhook, depending on configuration).
• No deployment: repository is only stored, not published to the web root.

Recommended safe workflow (manual deploy)

1. Push changes to your remote repository.
2. In Plesk, open Websites & Domains → Git.
3. Click Pull Updates (or similar option).
4. Click Deploy from Repository.
5. Test the website.

Notes for GARMTECH hosting

• Deployment directory: make sure Plesk deploys into the correct web root (commonly httpdocs).
• Permissions: if the site shows 403/500 after deployment, check file permissions and the error log.
• Large frameworks: for Node.js builds or Composer installs, SSH access may be required (if available on your plan).

Related articles

• Enable SSH access for a hosting subscription in Plesk
• Upload website files in Plesk (httpdocs folder)
• View website logs in Plesk (error_log)