Applications are the workloads you run through Kubly. A deployment can come from a container image, catalog template, Git repository, Helm chart, completed repo build, or serverless mode.
- Creates Kubernetes workloads and related resources for your app.
- Configures service ports, generated URLs, domains, storage, secrets, environment variables, replicas, autoscaling, and health views.
- Shows deployment status, logs, events, readiness, and resource usage.
- You want to launch a web app, API, admin tool, database, or other workload.
- You want Kubly to manage the operational Kubernetes resources for the app.
- A project and namespace target.
- A supported deployment source.
- The app port and resource requirements.
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- Open Applications.
- Create a new deployment.
- Select the project and deployment type.
- Provide image, catalog, repo, Helm, or serverless details.
- Configure port, CPU, memory, environment variables, secrets, volumes, and scaling.
- Create the deployment.
- Use the deployment detail page to monitor status, logs, events, health, and URL access.
- Mixing up the container port and public URL port.
- Missing required environment variables or secrets.
- Expecting an app to be reachable before readiness succeeds.
- Choose the simplest source type that fits your workflow.
- Use catalog templates when your team has preconfigured app defaults.
- Use Git deployment when Kubly should build the image for you.