Squash has native & first-class support for Dockerfiles and Docker-compose. Using the Squash Deployment UI The best way to start testing your first deployments is by using the Squash deployment interface, this interface will guide you through a few steps and questions in order to get your deployment up and running. Automatic Docker detection By

Squash runs your deployments on virtual machines that are commissioned exclusively for you. Each deployment is created from scratch with a clean state. Docker containers Each Squash deployment has at least one Docker container (multiple containers if you are using docker-compose). Even if your application setup is based on a .squash.yml file (no Docker files)

All Squash APIs are currently not available for accounts under the free plan. For more details please go to our plans page. See API Authentication before starting with the API calls below. You can start any Squash deployment by using the API calls described in this page. We will list below each API call in