Gemini workflow

Take Gemini output live on EU infrastructure

Name: VibeDeploy
Brand: VibeDeploy

Gemini gets you to working code fast; production is the part it leaves open. VibeDeploy closes it with a deploy guide Gemini can execute itself, landing the files on EU-hosted infrastructure with a domain and SSL ready to attach.

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Why VibeDeploy for Gemini

A Gemini preview proves the site works, but proves nothing about where it will run. Choosing EU infrastructure up front settles jurisdiction, GDPR posture and latency for European visitors in one decision. The deploy guide makes that choice executable by Gemini itself.

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Gemini executes the deploy

Paste the exported guide and Gemini sends the files to the API, then returns the live URL. If its sandbox blocks the network, the guide produces a one-click deploy page instead.

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Workflow, not just upload

Domains, automatic SSL, a forms relay, snapshots and analytics control come with the deploy. Regenerate in Gemini, redeploy the same way, roll back if the new version is worse.

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EU infrastructure, EU jurisdiction

Sites are served from data centres inside the EU with a DPA on every paid plan, operated by a European company. No US routing in the serving path.

The Gemini to production workflow

1
Have Gemini generate the site
A prompt in Gemini or Gemini Canvas is the starting point: describe the landing page or site you want and the model produces the HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
2
Open a trial and take the deploy guide
Register at vibedeploy.eu; the 14-day trial asks for no card. From the dashboard, export your deploy guide, a short markdown file carrying your deploy key and the exact instructions a model needs.
3
Hand Gemini the guide and the instruction
Paste the guide into the same conversation and tell Gemini to deploy. In an environment that can run code or reach the web, it POSTs the files to the API and comes back with the live URL, usually within 10 to 30 seconds.
4
Blocked sandbox? Fall back to the one-click panel
When outbound requests are not allowed, the guide instructs Gemini to emit a one-click Deploy page instead. Opening that page in your own browser and pressing Deploy completes the publish from your side.
5
Bring your own domain when it suits you
The domain goes into site settings with a CNAME towards VibeDeploy, and SSL handles itself. Nothing is waiting on DNS in the meantime: the site already serves at name.vibedeploy.eu.

Gemini hosting at a glance

How Gemini's default hosting and a generic alternative compare to VibeDeploy.

Feature	Gemini default / generic alt	VibeDeploy
Live shareable URL	No (preview only)	Yes
Custom domain	No	Yes, on every plan
Automatic SSL	No	Yes
Hosting location	n/a	EU (Belgium)
SEO / analytics control	None	Full (your own tags)

Common questions about deploying Gemini

Does Gemini deploy directly to VibeDeploy?expand_more

Given an environment that can execute code or make web requests, it does: the files go to the API by POST and the URL comes back in the chat. Without network access, the deploy guide degrades gracefully to a one-click Deploy page submitted from your browser. Nothing Gemini-specific is installed either way; the guide is ordinary instructions that any capable model can follow.

Does this work with Gemini Canvas?expand_more

It does. Canvas output is standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which is precisely the format served here. Canvas doubles as a convenient rendering surface when Gemini needs to produce the one-click Deploy page.

Do I need any technical setup?expand_more

None. The workflow is paste the guide, ask for the deploy, use the URL that comes back; the fallback path is one button in a browser. No server, and no DNS knowledge before the first vibedeploy.eu URL is live.

Where does my site live?expand_more

On infrastructure in Belgium, so the site and its visitor data never leave the EU. For projects where GDPR posture matters, that is the deciding property, and every paid plan carries a DPA.

What can I deploy from Gemini?expand_more

The full static and single-page spectrum: plain HTML, a Vite or React SPA, Astro, a static Next.js export. The rule is simple: if Gemini can emit the files, they can be hosted. What falls outside is anything that requires its own running server backend.