FastAPI on Unbroker

Deploy FastAPI with Docker

Unbroker builds your FastAPI image from a repository Dockerfile and runs it as a service. Inspect build output, deployment history and runtime logs in Cloud.

Use a Dockerfile to define the Python runtime and Uvicorn startup. The same container shape can be checked locally before you connect the repository to Unbroker.

Database and worker services

Add PostgreSQL

Keep durable records in an Apps database node or a provider-managed cluster. Both are available through Unbroker, so you can choose between project-level database control and provider-operated cluster infrastructure.

Separate background processing

When requests trigger longer work, add a worker on Pro. Keep the HTTP service focused on responding while asynchronous processing has its own configuration and logs.

Inspect builds and runtime logs

A build failure and a startup failure need different evidence. Unbroker exposes deployment output and runtime logs alongside the service, helping you follow a release from source to running application.

With ubctl, you can deploy and wait for completion from a terminal. The Unbroker skill lets your coding agent use that same workflow, including inspection when a deployment fails.

Deployment tutorial

The FastAPI tutorial includes a minimal application, a Dockerfile and local container checks. Follow it to configure the service, verify the health route and then connect the data your application needs.