Kubly is a Kubernetes application platform for deploying, operating, and billing customer workloads. The portal gives you guided workflows for projects, applications, networking, registry, billing, logs, volumes, snapshots, and scaling.
- Deploys applications from container images, catalog templates, GitHub or GitLab repositories, Helm charts, and serverless mode.
- Creates and manages the Kubernetes resources needed to run your app.
- Provides logs, events, readiness, health, metrics, YAML views, and usage summaries.
- Supports custom domains, generated URLs, automatic SSL, custom TLS certificates, and billing.
- You want to run apps on Kubernetes without managing Kubernetes manifests directly.
- Your team needs self-service deployment with standard operational controls.
- You need usage tracking, plans, bills, and payments for hosted workloads.
- A Kubly account.
- Access to at least one project or permission to create a project.
- An application source such as a container image, catalog template, Git repository, Helm chart, or serverless workload.
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- Sign in to the Kubly portal.
- Create or select a project.
- Choose a deployment source.
- Configure ports, CPU, memory, environment variables, secrets, storage, and scaling.
- Start the deployment.
- Open the deployment detail page to watch status, logs, events, and health.
- Use the generated URL first. Add a custom domain and HTTPS after the app works.
- Adding a custom domain before confirming the generated URL works.
- Using the wrong application port.
- Skipping logs and events when an app is not ready.
- Start with a simple image deployment before using Git builds.
- Keep environment variables and secrets ready before creating the app.
- Use generated URLs for the first test, then add production domains.