This quickstart walks through the usual path from a new project to a running application.
- Creates or selects a project.
- Deploys an app from a supported source.
- Checks status, logs, events, and the generated URL.
- Prepares the app for domains, HTTPS, scaling, monitoring, and billing.
- You are using Kubly for the first time.
- You want the shortest path to a working deployment.
- A Kubly account.
- A project or permission to create one.
- A deployable image, repository, catalog template, Helm chart, or serverless app.
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- Open the Kubly portal and sign in.
- Go to Projects and create a project, or select an existing project.
- Go to Applications and start a new deployment.
- Choose a deployment source. For a first test, use a known working container image.
- Enter the app name and port. The port must match the port your app listens on.
- Set CPU, memory, environment variables, secrets, and storage if needed.
- Create the deployment.
- Open the deployment detail page and wait for the app to become ready.
- Open the generated URL.
- After the generated URL works, add a custom domain and enable HTTPS if needed.
- Using a private image without valid registry access.
- Choosing a port that does not match the app.
- Assuming DNS and HTTPS are ready immediately after a domain is added.
- Use logs and events as your first troubleshooting tools.
- Keep the generated URL as a baseline while configuring domains.
- For Git deployments, confirm the branch and Dockerfile path before starting the build.