In Microtica you can also connect an existing Kubernetes Cluster that you have and deploy your applications there. You can connect Kubernetes clusters running on basically any cloud provider or on-premise. By connecting a cluster you can use the full capabilities of Microtica’s Kubernetes automation.

We provide the same features for a new Kubernetes setup with Microtica and a connected existing cluster. You get the same user experience in both cases.

If your cluster is behind a firewall make sure that you enable inbound access from these IP addresses:

Connect your Kubernetes clusters running on any cloud provider or on-premise, and use the full capabilities of Microtica’s Kubernetes automation.

Connect a Container Registry

Connect an Existing Kubernetes Cluster

Deploy a New Strapi App

Deploy an Existing Strapi App

Configure a Custom Domain

Access the RDS database

Scaling your Strapi App

Migrate your Strapi app from Heroku to AWS

Strapi Serverless

Medusa Server

Appwrite

Add Custom Variables

SPA on CloudFront

EKS Administration

Amazon EKS

Import an existing Node.js application

Node.js

Import an existing n8n application

Database Administration

n8n Workflow Automation

Next.js

Templates

Microtica

Microtica Docs

How Microtica works

Deploy your application

Migrate from Heroku to AWS

Migrate to Microtica

Getting started

Billing

Project

Environment

CloudFormation

Terraform

Assign Domain

Components

Import an existing app

Scaling

Applications

Pipeline Syntax

Steps

Stages

Artifacts

Variables

Pipelines

Manual deployments

Automated deployments

Deploy from multiple Git branches

Pipeline Notifications

Deployment Insights

Automated Rollbacks

Deployments

Core Concepts

Connect an AWS account

Connect a GCP account

Integrations

Metrics

Cloud Native Monitoring

Cost Reports

Cost Dashboard

Automated Saving Schedules

Cloud Cost Optimization

Monitoring & Optimization

Changelog

Connect an Existing Kubernetes Cluster

Prerequisites

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