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Deploy your first application

Deploy frontend and backend apps like Next.js, ReactJS, Vue.js, and Strapi to Kubernetes with Microtica's ready-to-use application templates in three steps.

Microtica ships with ready-to-use application templates so you can deploy fast. The templates cover popular frontend and backend frameworks, including:

You deploy these applications on Kubernetes — either provision a new cluster through Microtica or connect an existing one, on any cloud provider or on-premise.

Here's a short video that walks you through deploying an application on Kubernetes with Microtica.

Create an application from a template

Pick any template from the list and follow the guide. It takes three steps to deploy an application to the cloud.

The three-step flow for creating an application from a template in the Microtica console

1. Create or import a Git repository

Connect your GitHub, BitBucket, or GitLab account to Microtica. Create a new repository for your application or import an existing one. This repository holds your application's code and manages version control.

Connecting a Git repository to a new application in the Microtica console

2. Select a cluster

Choose your deployment environment. Create a new Amazon EKS cluster or connect an existing Kubernetes cluster. This step sets up the infrastructure your application runs on.

Selecting a Kubernetes cluster for the application in the Microtica console

3. Deploy your application

Review the setup and start the deployment. Microtica handles the deployment and streams real-time logs so you can follow progress. When it finishes, you access and manage your application from the Microtica Console.

Reviewing deployment settings before launch in the Microtica console

A deployed application running in the Microtica console

Assign a custom domain

To make your application accessible from the internet, assign a custom domain from the app settings:

  1. Go to the Environment where your app is deployed.
  2. Select your App.
  3. Click the Settings button.
  4. Open the Domain tab.

From there, configure your custom domain and make your application publicly accessible.

For full instructions, see Assign a custom domain.

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