Mockoon Pro allows you to deploy your mock APIs to your Mockoon Pro instance and share them with your team, clients, or class. This feature is available in the desktop application and is part of the Mockoon Pro paid plans. Read on to learn how to use it and the different features it offers.
You can deploy an environment to your Mockoon Pro instance using the context menu in the local or cloud environments list and selecting "Deploy to the cloud":

In the deployment dialog, you can further customize your instance:
https://{subdomain}.{serverId}.mockoon.app).
After clicking the "Deploy" button, the environment will be deployed on your Mockoon Pro instance and will be accessible using the provided URL. In the management dialog, you can find the URL and the API key to access the environment. You can also re-deploy the environment or delete the instance:

In the management dialog, you can re-deploy the environment or delete the instance using the menu:

If you enabled the Live updates option when deploying the environment, changes made to the environment will be pushed to your Mockoon Pro instance automatically without requiring a manual re-deployment. This allows you to see the changes reflected in the running instance nearly in real-time. Behind the scenes, the application pushed the necessary changes to your Mockoon Pro instance using the Admin API within a short delay.
The instance will be deployed inside your Mockoon Pro instance and will be accessible using a unique URL in the form of https://mock-abcd1234.mockoon.company.com (where mockoon.company.com is your Mockoon Pro instance domain). The URL will be displayed in the management dialog and can be shared with your team, clients, or class. You can also customize the subdomain part of the URL when deploying the environment.
The visibility of the environment can be set to public or private. Here are the differences between the two:
Authorization header to access the environment's admin API.Authorization header to access the environment.The deployment feature does not support the following features:
localhost or 127.0.0.1).localhost or 127.0.0.1) will be disabled.When your environment is deployed, Mockoon adds the following special headers to the responses:
X-Mockoon-Callback-Depth: header tracking the depth of callback calls to prevent infinite loops (see Infinite callbacks loop prevention).