Do I need to have an account on a cloud provider to use Wodby?

You can connect your own managed Kubernetes provider or use one dedicated server for self-hosted Kubernetes. Alternatively, you can use Wodby Cloud when you do not want the cluster in your own cloud account or on your own server.

Can I use Wodby with a dedicated server?

Yes. Wodby supports budget single-server self-hosted Kubernetes setups with K3s, a lightweight open-source Kubernetes distribution, when you do not need Kubernetes scaling.

I couldn't find my specific application stack, how do I start?

Start with the closest pre-configured stack and customize it, or build a stack from managed services. You can also contact Wodby to request a new stack.

Will I be vendor locked-in to Wodby?

No. Wodby is built on open standards like Kubernetes. You can disconnect your cluster and keep running your apps, but Wodby-managed tasks stop.

I have a small website (PHP, MySQL). How much would it cost? What if I deploy 10 of them?

Pricing is based on total app services. One site with Nginx, PHP-FPM, and MySQL is 3 services and falls under the $48/month minimum tier. Ten such sites total 30 services and cost $60/month. Extra CI/CD minutes and registry storage are billed separately.

Deploy Flask

Deploy Flask applications with Wodby’s managed Flask stack. Start from a reusable application setup, keep environments consistent, and ship lightweight Python web apps, APIs, and internal tools without rebuilding the delivery platform around each project.

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Start with a managed Flask stack

Use a ready-to-run Flask stack and boilerplate instead of assembling the runtime, supporting services, and deployment workflow from scratch.

Keep application services organized

Run lightweight Python web apps, APIs, and internal tools with clear service boundaries and environment configuration that stays consistent across deployments.

Use one workflow for delivery and operations

Keep CI/CD, routes, certificates, backups, and scaling controls in the same Wodby workflow.

A modern deployment model for Flask

Flask teams benefit from repeatable builds, predictable environment configuration, and a clean way to operate application and supporting services together.

Wodby packages that model as a managed stack on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes, so teams can standardize delivery without maintaining a separate platform for every Flask project.

A practical fit for Flask workloads

Deploy lightweight Python web apps, APIs, and internal tools from a reusable stack and boilerplate.
Keep application, worker, database, and cache services separated where the stack needs them.
Use consistent configuration across development, staging, and production environments.
Reduce custom work around releases, routes, certificates, backups, and scaling.

What you get with Wodby

Managed Flask stack for modern container-based deployments
Built-in CI/CD with image builds, deployment history, and rollback attempts
Controlled automatic updates for stack services, app environments, and infrastructure
Automated backups and imports for safer releases and migrations
Managed routes, endpoints, and domain setup
App service controls for settings, resources, links, volumes, actions, and terminal access
Open, portable infrastructure via Wodby’s platform model

How Flask deployment works on Wodby

1
Choose Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or a single-server self-hosted Kubernetes setup.
2
Create a new app from the Flask stack and its boilerplate, then connect your repository.
3
Configure services, domains, environment variables, persistent volumes, and databases as needed.
4
Deploy through the built-in CI/CD workflow and scale application or worker services when demand changes.

Read more about stack management in our documentation.

Suitable for Python developers, internal tool teams, and small services

This setup is designed for teams that want to ship Flask applications with repeatable environments and less platform work around every project.

Wodby provides the managed Flask stack and delivery workflow while preserving Kubernetes-based infrastructure choices as requirements grow.

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Start deploying

Want to launch Flask with less setup overhead?

Start with Wodby's managed Flask stack, connect your repo, and handle deployments, environments, and operations in one place.

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Stack-specific feature

Start from the Wodby Flask boilerplate

The Flask boilerplate gives small Python projects a working baseline for the Wodby stack, including the repository and deployment setup needed to get started.

The primary Python service serves Flask with Gunicorn, providing a production-oriented runtime without adding framework complexity.

View the Flask boilerplate on GitHub

Hosting options

Choose the hosting model that fits your team

Run Wodby on your own managed Kubernetes, on a budget self-hosted Kubernetes server, or on fully managed Wodby Cloud.

Managed Kubernetes in your cloud account

Connect AWS, GCP, DigitalOcean, Azure, or another supported provider and let Wodby provision and manage the cluster setup in your own account.

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Budget self-hosted Kubernetes

Run a single-server self-hosted Kubernetes setup with K3s when budget hosting matters more than Kubernetes scaling.

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Fully managed Wodby Cloud

Use Wodby Cloud when you want the cluster hosted by Wodby instead of in your own cloud account or on your own server.

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Integrations

Keep third-party integrations organized and under control across all of your apps and environments

Connect popular services once, attach them where they are needed, and manage configuration centrally instead of chasing secrets and variables across projects.

Control integrations without losing flexibility

Organize third-party connections in one place across all of your apps.
Keep credentials out of repositories and under tighter operational control.
Override values per environment without rebuilding or reworking each app.

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OpenAI

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Bring API keys and model settings into your apps without scattering secrets.

Anthropic

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Standardize AI credentials once and reuse them across environments.

Intercom

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Manage customer messaging credentials centrally and reuse them across environments.

Sentry

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Attach monitoring variables cleanly to services without editing code.

Stripe

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Keep payment-related secrets controlled and consistent per environment.

Mailchimp

View integration

Keep email marketing keys and audience settings consistent without scattering config.

Stack-specific feature

Keep the starting stack lightweight

PostgreSQL and Valkey are included but disabled by default, so teams can enable persistence and caching only when the application needs them.

Flask debug mode is limited to development environments, keeping the reusable stack aligned with environment type.

Stack preview

Flask stack preview

Stack service	Base service	Role
Python	Python (Flask)	Primary
Valkey	Valkey	Disabled by default
Mailpit	Mailpit	Disabled by default
Gotenberg	Gotenberg	Disabled by default
Cloud PostgreSQL	Cloud PostgreSQL	Disabled by default
OpenSMTPD	OpenSMTPD	Disabled by default
PostgreSQL	PostgreSQL	Disabled by default

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Keep moving

Explore the Flask setup, then start your own deployment

Once you've reviewed the stack structure, create an account to launch Flask, connect your repository, and keep delivery inside the same workflow.

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FAQ

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Alternatives

Comparing Wodby with alternatives

Wodby is usually the stronger fit when you need complete application stacks, persistent workloads, integrated operations, and flexibility across Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Ready to deploy Flask?

Choose Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3s, then deploy stacks with CI/CD, backups, SSL, integrations, and environment management in the same platform.

Run the same stack workflow on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3s
Deploy app environments for production, staging, previews, and development
Use Wodby CI or your existing pipeline with the Wodby CLI
Keep backups, certificates, integrations, and access control in the platform

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