Get Started¶
Wodby helps developers deploy and manage scalable web applications on Kubernetes with a workflow centered around stacks, integrations, and application instances.
Start here if you are deciding where your app should run, how Wodby's app model is structured, or which core terms the dashboard is using.
To deploy your first application, choose one of the following Kubernetes destinations:
- Managed Kubernetes in your own cloud account
- Self-hosted Kubernetes with K3S on your own server
- Wodby Cloud, where Wodby creates and manages the cluster for you
- Demo, which is a temporary Wodby Cloud cluster for testing
For managed Kubernetes, connect an account from a supported cloud provider that offers a managed Kubernetes service, such as:
Typical first steps:
- Create or choose an organization and a project
- Decide how you want to run Kubernetes:
- connect a managed Kubernetes provider via integrations
- connect your own server with K3S
- create a Wodby Cloud cluster from the Kubernetes page or choose Wodby Cloud in the new application flow
- Create your first application from a stack
- Configure the first instance and deploy it
If you use managed Kubernetes, create an integration from the Integrations tab and then create a cluster from the Kubernetes tab. Wodby will provision the cluster in the selected cloud account for you.
If you use Wodby Cloud, create a cluster from Kubernetes > New Wodby Cloud cluster or select Wodby Cloud in Step 2 of the new application form. For testing, you can enable Demo; demo clusters are deleted automatically after 24 hours, and applications deployed to them are deleted with them.
Decision guides¶
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