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Guides API Reference

Guides API Reference

Introduction

Welcome to Prodvana

Quick Start

Quick Start With Prodvana
Step 1: Link Kubernetes Cluster
Step 2: Create an Application
Step 3: Create & Deploy a Service
Optional: Editor Integration for Prodvana Configs

Managed delivery

Managed Delivery
Basic SaaS Applications
Single Tenant Deployments
Regional and Edge Deployments
Multi-Tenant Deployments
On-Premise Deployments
Desktop / Mobile Affinity

Clairvoyance

Clairvoyance
Link Your GitHub Repository
Recording Releases
- Releases on GitHub Actions
- Releases on Other Systems
Querying Releases
Clairvoyance FAQ

Managed Delivery: SaaS Tutorial

Managed Delivery for Basic SaaS Applications
Step 1: Determine Architecture and Process
Step 2: Linking Runtimes
Step 3: Linking Artifact Repositories
Step 4: Setting Up Prodvana
- Setting Up Your Application
- Setting Up Your Services
Step 5: Initiating Prodvana
- Deploying On Demand
- Deploying From CI With Approvals

Advanced Configuration Tutorials

Configuring Kubernetes services with Prodvana
Deploying Terraform with Prodvana
Deploying Amazon ECS with Prodvana
- Getting Started With Amazon ECS On Prodvana
- Common Examples
Deploying Google Cloud Run with Prodvana
- Getting Started with Google Cloud Run on Prodvana
- Common Examples

Reference

Architecture and Concepts
Kubernetes Agent
Available Configuration Mechanisms
pvnctl
- Using pvnctl with Config Files
- Upgrading pvnctl
Applications
Runtimes
Runtime Extensions
Services
Dynamic Delivery
- Delivery Extensions
- Rollbacks
Secrets
Integrations
Protections
- Configuring Protections
- Built-in Protections
Container Image Registries
Labels
Authentication
- Okta
Terraform
pvn-wrapper

Prodvana API

Prodvana APIs
API Tokens
Getting Started With Prodvana APIs
API Examples

Applications

Applications are a collection of related services and rules. They can contain multiple services, runtimes, and protections.

Updated about 1 month ago