Lowest DevOps workload with Wodby Cloud
Use Wodby with managed Wodby Cloud when you want Wodby to manage the cluster layer and reduce day-to-day infrastructure work.
DevOps as a Service
Managed DevOps workflows for teams shipping apps on Kubernetes
Wodby gives your team the delivery platform behind modern DevOps: Kubernetes options, reusable stacks, CI/CD, environments, scaling, backups, integrations, access control, and runtime visibility. If your goal is to reduce DevOps work as much as possible, use Wodby with managed Wodby Cloud.
What Wodby handles
Move DevOps work into a managed application platform
Instead of assembling clusters, deployment scripts, environment rules, backup jobs, and access policies one piece at a time, use a platform workflow that keeps them connected to the apps your team ships.
Outcome
A smaller platform burden, more repeatable releases, and a clearer path from code to production.
Reusable app stacks
Standardize runtimes, databases, caches, proxies, and settings in stack definitions teams can reuse.
CI/CD that fits your workflow
Use Wodby CI for the fastest path or connect existing pipelines with the Wodby CLI.
Day-two operations built in
Handle scaling, backups, SSL, access control, integrations, logs, and environment management from one place.
How it works
One operating model from cluster to release
Wodby keeps infrastructure, stack definition, and deployment automation in the same product workflow so teams do not have to manage those handoffs manually.
Start with managed Wodby Cloud
Choose Wodby Cloud when reducing DevOps work is the priority, then run clusters, apps, and core infrastructure from one managed Wodby workflow.
Define stacks once
Capture app services, databases, settings, links, and integrations in stack definitions that can be reused across projects and environments.
Ship through repeatable releases
Connect source repositories, build images, deploy changes, and keep releases aligned with the stack your team is actually running.
Operational control
Keep flexibility without turning every release into custom DevOps work
Wodby is built around stacks and app instances, so development, staging, preview, and production environments can share the same delivery model while still keeping environment-specific configuration where it belongs.
Version stack changes instead of scattering infrastructure edits.
Scale app services and cluster capacity as workloads change.
Attach provider integrations without hardcoding credentials.
Use backups, imports, SSL, cron, and logs inside the same workflow.
Infrastructure choices
Use managed Wodby Cloud when reducing DevOps work is the goal
The platform workflow stays consistent across infrastructure models, but Wodby Cloud is the recommended setup when you want Wodby to manage the cluster layer and reduce your operational workload.
Wodby Cloud, recommended
Use Wodby-hosted persistent clusters when you want to reduce DevOps work the most and avoid preparing a separate provider account or server.
Explore option
Managed Kubernetes
Keep infrastructure in your cloud account while Wodby manages the application delivery workflow on top of Kubernetes.
Explore option
K3S on dedicated servers
Run a lean Kubernetes-compatible setup for lower-cost environments, internal tools, or smaller app portfolios.
Explore option
Best fit
A practical DevOps layer for application teams
Wodby works best when the main problem is not writing code, but keeping the delivery and operations foundation consistent as applications, environments, and teams grow.
Product teams that need production-ready delivery without hiring a full platform team first.
Agencies and service teams managing multiple client applications from one operational model.
Organizations moving from single-server hosting or legacy PaaS workflows toward Kubernetes.
Teams that want better DevOps consistency while keeping cloud and tooling choices flexible.
Reliable and repeatable
A maintained platform workflow, not one-off DevOps glue
Reducing DevOps work should not mean handing production operations to generated scripts or improvised YAML. Wodby gives teams repeatable best-practice workflows that are maintained as part of the platform.
Best-practice defaults
Start from maintained stack patterns for Kubernetes, CI/CD, services, routing, backups, SSL, and environment management instead of inventing every baseline yourself.
Versioned and repeatable workflows
Keep stack revisions, service updates, releases, and environment changes inside a product workflow your team can repeat across applications.
Not one-off generated DevOps glue
Avoid trusting ad hoc scripts, generated YAML, or unmaintained automation for production operations. Wodby gives you a maintained platform workflow with visible building blocks.
Open platform
Managed DevOps without proprietary platform components
Wodby reduces operational work while keeping the underlying Kubernetes setup transparent. The platform uses open-source components, public artifacts, and published stack definitions instead of proprietary building blocks you cannot inspect.
No proprietary Kubernetes layer
Wodby builds on standard Kubernetes and open-source infrastructure components instead of hiding delivery behind proprietary orchestration.
Public charts, images, and stack sources
Wodby services and stacks use public Helm charts and Docker images, with stack definitions and related building blocks published in Wodby GitHub repositories.
Maintained by Wodby
The public service, stack, image, and chart assets are maintained by Wodby so teams can inspect what runs while still using a managed platform workflow.
Support model
Basic support is included, premium support is available for heavier operations
Wodby is a managed platform first. Paid plans include basic best-effort DevOps support, while premium support is available when your operational load needs a higher-touch service.
Basic best-effort support on paid plans
Paid Wodby plans include basic best-effort DevOps support for platform usage, configuration questions, and normal troubleshooting.
Premium support for heavier operations
For teams running many applications or requiring a lot of ongoing operational maintenance, Wodby offers a premium support service.
Platform scope
DevOps as a Service should make the platform clearer, not hide it behind tickets
Wodby keeps the important operational pieces visible to your team: what stack is deployed, which services run, where builds come from, how environments differ, and what needs attention.
Integrations
Connect Git, CI, registry, database, SMTP, storage, variable, and VPN providers.
Data workflows
Use managed database options, backups, imports, and environment sync patterns.
Team access
Organize projects, apps, clusters, integrations, and permissions together.
Scaling controls
Tune resources, scale services, and prepare infrastructure for growth.
FAQ
Common DevOps as a Service questions
Use these answers to decide whether Wodby should be the platform layer for your application delivery workflow.
What does DevOps as a Service mean on Wodby?+
Wodby gives teams a managed platform workflow for application delivery: Kubernetes infrastructure options, reusable stacks, CI/CD, environments, scaling, backups, integrations, access control, and operational visibility.
Does Wodby replace our DevOps team?+
Wodby reduces platform setup and maintenance work, especially when paired with managed Wodby Cloud, but production ownership still stays with your team. Paid plans include basic best-effort DevOps support for normal platform questions. For operations that require a lot of ongoing maintenance or many applications, Wodby offers premium support.
Can we keep infrastructure in our own cloud account?+
Yes. You can connect managed Kubernetes in your own account or use K3S on dedicated servers. If your goal is to reduce DevOps work as much as possible, use Wodby with managed Wodby Cloud so Wodby manages the cluster layer too.
Can we keep our existing CI system?+
Yes. Teams can use Wodby CI or keep existing CI systems and deploy with the Wodby CLI while staying connected to the same stack and environment model.
Is Wodby's Kubernetes setup proprietary?+
No. Wodby builds on standard Kubernetes and open-source components instead of proprietary orchestration. Wodby services and stacks use public Helm charts and Docker images, with related stack definitions and platform building blocks published in Wodby GitHub repositories and maintained by Wodby.
What support is included with Wodby paid plans?+
Wodby paid plans include basic best-effort DevOps support for platform usage, configuration questions, and normal troubleshooting. Premium support is available when your operations require deeper hands-on maintenance, many applications, or a higher-touch support relationship.
Start with the platform, not another DevOps backlog
Give your team a managed path for clusters, releases, environments, and application operations
Start on Wodby Cloud, connect your Kubernetes provider, or use K3S. For the smallest DevOps workload, choose managed Wodby Cloud. The app delivery workflow stays consistent as your infrastructure changes.