Mengi Cloud Documentation
Deploy Docker containers to managed Kubernetes on the cloud of your choice — or bring your own.
Welcome to the Mengi Cloud documentation. Use the sidebar to browse, or start with one of the guides below.
Deploy your app
Run a Docker container or Helm chart on managed Kubernetes — with a public HTTPS URL, persistent storage, environment variables and automated rollouts. No Kubernetes or YAML required.
- Deployments — create, configure, update, scale and manage your apps.
Managed databases
Run a fully managed PostgreSQL or MySQL database — provisioned, backed up and ready to connect to your apps.
- Managed Databases — engines, tiers, backups and connecting.
More
- Secrets — store passwords, API keys and tokens securely and reference them from your apps.
- Container Registry — push and deploy private images from Mengi’s built-in registry.
Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)
Connect your own cloud provider account and let Mengi provision and manage Kubernetes clusters inside it. You pay the provider directly for infrastructure and only a fixed platform fee per cluster to Mengi.
Each guide walks you through creating a scoped credential in the provider’s console, storing it in Mengi, and creating your first cluster.
| Provider | Managed Kubernetes | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | EKS | AWS |
| Google Cloud Platform | GKE | GCP |
| Microsoft Azure | AKS | Azure |
| Hetzner Cloud | Kubernetes on Hetzner servers | Hetzner |
| Scaleway | Kapsule | Scaleway |
| DigitalOcean | DOKS | DigitalOcean |
| Thalassa Cloud | Managed Kubernetes | Thalassa |
API
- API getting started — authenticate and make your first calls to the Mengi Cloud API.