Solutions

Choose the Wodby path that matches what your team needs to ship

Use Wodby for agentic DevOps, as a Kubernetes PaaS, or as a managed application hosting platform. Then pick Wodby Cloud, your own managed Kubernetes provider, or self-hosted Kubernetes as the infrastructure model.

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Start from the buying intent, not the infrastructure checklist

These are the main entry points for teams evaluating Wodby: a Kubernetes application platform, agent-led operations, managed DevOps workflows, or stack-aware hosting.

AI agents

Agentic DevOps

Bring your coding agent to plan app migrations, deploy staging environments, and investigate failures with Wodby tools and workflow skills.

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Platform

Kubernetes PaaS

Deploy applications on Kubernetes with managed stacks, environments, CI/CD, scaling, backups, and access control in one platform workflow.

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Operations

DevOps as a Service

Reduce platform setup and maintenance work with a managed delivery model for clusters, releases, environments, and routine app operations.

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Hosting

Managed application hosting

Host popular CMS, PHP, Ruby, Python, and JavaScript stacks on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Private applications

Internal application hosting

Deploy CMS portals, dashboards, previews, and private gateways through Cloudflare Zero Trust or Tailscale without creating a separate delivery platform.

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Infrastructure paths

Pick the hosting model after the solution is clear

Wodby keeps the application workflow consistent while letting teams choose how much infrastructure ownership they want.

Hosted by Wodby

Wodby Cloud

Use Wodby-hosted persistent clusters when you do not want to bring your own cloud account, Kubernetes cluster, or server.

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Your cloud account

Managed Kubernetes

Keep your cluster in your own cloud account, with Wodby tools for application delivery and efficient resource use.

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Cost control

Self-hosted Kubernetes

Keep control of your dedicated server or VM and use Wodby to deploy and manage workloads on single-server Kubernetes.

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Stack hosting

Find hosting guidance for your stack

Each stack page explains how that runtime or CMS fits Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, and self-hosted Kubernetes.

Django hosting

Host Django on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Drupal hosting

Host Drupal on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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FastAPI hosting

Host FastAPI on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Flask hosting

Host Flask on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Laravel hosting

Host Laravel on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Next.js hosting

Host Next.js on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Node.js hosting

Host Node.js on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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OpenClaw hosting

Host OpenClaw on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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PHP hosting

Host PHP on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Ruby on Rails hosting

Host Ruby on Rails on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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WordPress hosting

Host WordPress on Wodby Cloud, managed Kubernetes, or self-hosted Kubernetes.

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Start with the application outcome

Choose PaaS, DevOps, or hosting first, then narrow the infrastructure model around the level of ownership your team wants.

Keep production operations close

Use the same platform surface for environments, releases, backups, access control, scaling, and troubleshooting.

Match cost to control

Start with Wodby Cloud for the least infrastructure work, or use managed Kubernetes and self-hosted Kubernetes when ownership or economics matter more.