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deploy dashboards rill skip to main content developers guide reference project files time syntax rill iso 8601 url parameters cli rest api contact us blog github search get started install rill developer agentic quickstart quickstart why rill build your first project connectors models metrics views dashboards custom apis alerts project configuration ai configuration organize your code files external ide integration debugging in rill developer deploy rill cloud vs rill developer configure deployment credentials deploy dashboards deploy from gitlab github basics managing project errors embed iframe postmessage api tutorials other release notes home deploy deploy dashboards on this page deploy dashboards overview deploying dashboards from rill developer allows you to share dashboards with other users leverage rill cloud capabilities embed rill into other applications and more the flow diagram below shows two options for deploying an existing project deploy via the ui or cli using rill project deploy deploy via the cli via rill project connect github deploying a project from rill developer starting from v0 48 we have introduced the possibility to push dashboards directly from rill developer to rill cloud on the dashboard page you can select the deploy button and follow the steps to deploy to rill cloud now that you project has been deployed to rill cloud you will need to ensure that your users have access please refer to the user management section if you make changes locally on rill developer you will need to push the contents to rill cloud by selecting the update button on an older version of rill you can easily check the version of rill that you are using in rill developer by running the following command rill version if you are on an older version of rill it is strongly recommended to upgrade to the latest version syncing your github repository github app permissions this assumes that the installed github app in your organization has write access if unsure please check with your github admin the required permissions are read access to metadata and pull requests read and write access to administration and code at this point you have the option to connect your rill project to a github repository navigating to the settings page and selecting connect to github will prompt you to login and create a repository for your project if you ve already created a repository check the box i ve created a github repo and add the permissions for rill to access the repository check with your github organization admin if you re not the admin of your github organization they will likely need to first install the rill cloud app in your organization before you can proceed with deploying a project after the rill cloud app is installed it should have the following privileges once the permissions to the repository have been confirmed and set you can continue to select the repository in the dropdown once completed you ll see the newly updated repository on the ui of your settings page still unable to connect if you encounter issues check that the app installation is not pending go to your organization s settings and click on installed github apps you will see a section of pending github apps installation requests if you re an owner or app manager grant access to the rill app if it is pending deploying a project via the cli note starting from v0 49 we have deprecated rill deploy in favor of rill project deploy and rill project connect github for more information on the rill deploy command click here deploy project without github repository you can add a github repository later rill project deploy using org rill_learn starting upload all files uploaded successfully created project rill_learn my rill tutorial use rill project rename to change name if required your project can be accessed at https ui rilldata com rill_learn my rill tutorial opening project in browser if you have not already configured your connections credentials you will be reminded here which connections are required first deployment if this is your first deployment to rill cloud you will get prompted to either sign up or log in if you have an existing account on rill cloud proceed with the sign up and email verification process for new users or authorization process for existing users as a new user you can expect to see the following page project uploaded successfully once the project has been uploaded to rill cloud you should be able to see the following page deploy project with repository follow the instructions in the terminal to login to github if not already done so and select your repository if you do not set any parameters rill will infer the project name based on the folder path and use this as both the repository and project name if there are any overlaps we will request for a new name rill project connect github no git remote was found do you want to create a repo yes select a github account for the new repository royendo repository name my rill tutorial is already taken please provide alternate name my rill tutorial cli request submitted for creating repository checking completion status successfully created repository on https github com royendo my rill tutorial cli pushing local project to github successfully pushed your local project to github using org rill_learn created project rill_learn my rill tutorial cli use rill project rename to change name if required rill projects deploy continuously when you push changes to github your project can be accessed at https ui rilldata com rill_learn my rill tutorial cli opening project in browser once completed you will see the following in the settings page note that the github repository is already setup continuous deployment whether you decide to manage your rill projects using github or re running rill project deploy rill should automatically detect changes that you have pushed locally and update your deployed project accordingly depending on the changes this may result in a project reconciliation if you are experiencing some issues with the project after pushing changes to the cli please refer to the project s status page for more information or you can run via the cli rill project status likewise if using the ui by selecting the update button rill will detect the changes in files and update your deployed project accordingly along with the above cli command you can view the status of the objects in the status page interested in using gitlab check out our documentation on deploying a rill project using gitlab change your production branch by default rill deploys from the default branch of your git repository you can change this to any branch you want to deploy your project from a different branch run the following command rill connect github prod branch prod branch deploy from a monorepo if your rill project is in a sub directory of a git repository use the subpath option when creating your project rill connect github subpath path to rill project warning note that you must run rill connect github from the root of your git repository not the root of your rill project deprecated rill deploy when running rill deploy you have two options enable automatic deploys to rill cloud via github disable automatic deploys to rill cloud via github rill deploy enable automatic deploys to rill cloud from github enable automatic deploys like running rill project connect github you will be prompted to create a github repository once created rill will deploy the project you can confirm that the project has the correct repository linked from the ui on the settings page disable automatic deploys in this case the project will be deployed to rill cloud without a github repository connected you can always add a repository via the ui at a later time previous configure deployment credentials next deploy from gitlab overview deploying a project from rill developer syncing your github repository deploying a project via the cli deploy project without github repository deploy project with repository continuous deployment change your production branch deploy from a monorepo deprecated rill deploy enable automatic deploys disable automatic deploys 2026 rill data inc privacy policy terms of service community policy contributing