Kubernetes, without running Kubernetes
tidoly installs Kubernetes (k3s) and everything on top of it on your server. After that you work in screens, not in kubectl.
What do I need?
One Linux server — x86_64 or ARM (arm64). A PC at home, an office box or a VPS all work. The installer runs on the server itself or over SSH with sudo, and warns you if the machine has less than 5 GB of memory or 20 GB of free disk.
How does the install work?
Run paasctl. It installs Kubernetes (k3s), then the platform, step by step. There is a browser screen if you prefer it to the terminal, and if a step fails it resumes from where it stopped.
Do I need to know Kubernetes?
No. Deploying apps, creating databases, connecting domains and reading logs all happen in the web screens. If you want kubectl anyway, an administrator can download a kubeconfig.
What is underneath?
Standard parts, not a fork: k3s (a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution), Argo CD for GitOps, cert-manager for TLS, and Keycloak for sign-in. What is deployed is recorded in git.
What should I know?
The standard install is one server. A multi-server high-availability setup is arranged separately to fit your infrastructure — contact us.
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