Managing Git Repositories in Plesk

• Access the Git Tool
  
  ◦ Log in to your Plesk Dashboard → open your domain.
  
  ◦ In the left sidebar, click on “Websites & Domains” >> Dashboard under the Files & Databases >> Dev Tools section.
  
           ◦ If it’s not visible, your hosting plan might not include Git — contact Thamara Support to enable it

•  Create a New Git Repository

You’ll have two main options:

A. Clone an existing repository

◦ Choose “Remote Git hosting”

◦ Enter the Git URL (e.g., https://github.com/username/project.git)

◦ Select the deployment mode:

     ◦ Automatic deployment: every push triggers deployment

     ◦ Manual deployment: You choose when to deploy

B. Create a local repository

◦ Plesk will create a Git repo inside your hosting (usually in /httpdocs/.git/)

◦ You can connect to it later using your local Git client.

• Configure Deployment Path
  
  ◦ Set the deployment directory (e.g., /httpdocs for your website.
  
  ◦ Plesk will automatically pull the code to that directory when you deploy.
  
  
• Deploy the Website
  
  ◦ Push your code to the connected Git branch.
  
  ◦ Go back to Plesk → click Pull Updates or Deploy.
  
  ◦ Your files will instantly update in your site’s folder.
  
  
• View Logs & Manage Branches
  
  ◦ You can check commit logs, switch branches, and manage deployment settings directly from the Git panel.
  
  ◦ Click Repository Settings for advanced options (hooks, auto-deploy, etc.)