Persistent hosting, not throwaway demos
Run real application environments with Wodby-managed stacks, services, integrations, scaling, and releases.

Application hosting
Start with Wodby Cloud when you want Wodby to manage the cluster layer, or use your own managed Kubernetes or K3S infrastructure while keeping the same stack-based delivery workflow.
Hosting models
Wodby hosting is built around reusable stacks and app instances, so the deployment workflow stays consistent as infrastructure needs change.
Use Wodby-hosted persistent clusters when you want the lowest operational workload and do not want to prepare a cloud account or server.
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Connect a managed Kubernetes provider when you want infrastructure in your own account while still using Wodby for delivery workflows.
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Run a lighter Kubernetes-compatible setup on dedicated servers or VMs when cost control matters more than a managed control plane.
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Stack hosting
These pages explain how each stack fits Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, and K3S. They are here for teams comparing a specific application runtime or CMS.
Host Drupal with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host Laravel with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host Next.js with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host Node.js with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host OpenClaw with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host PHP with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Host WordPress with Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or K3S.
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Run real application environments with Wodby-managed stacks, services, integrations, scaling, and releases.
Keep SSL, backups, access control, CI/CD, logs, and app environments close to the hosting model.
Start with Wodby Cloud for less operational work, or use managed Kubernetes and K3S when ownership or cost profile matters more.
Recommended starting point
You can still move to your own Kubernetes provider or K3S later. The stack and application workflow stay aligned.