Deployments

Oneplane provides a unified deployment platform for containerized applications across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Cloudflare. This documentation covers deployment workflows, configuration options, and operational procedures.

Prerequisites

Active Oneplane account with appropriate permissions
Configured cloud provider credentials
Container registry access for your application images
Understanding of your application’s resource requirements

Deployment Methods

Oneplane offers three primary deployment approaches:

Using the Web UI

Deploy applications through the intuitive web interface.

Click “we will put the steps here”
Fill the details
Save to finalize the creation

Command Line Interface (CLI)

Deploy applications using the Oneplane CLI tool.

Run this command;

YAML Configuration Files

Define deployments using YAML files and deploy via CLI.

# app-deployment.yaml
apiVersion: oneplane.io/v1
kind: Application
metadata:
name: web-application
spec:
image:
 repository: myregistry/web-app
 tag: v1.3.2

scaling:
 replicas: 3

resources:
 cpu: 500m
 memory: 1Gi

networking:
 port: 8080
 protocol: HTTP

environment:
 - name: NODE_ENV
   value: production
 - name: DATABASE_URL
   secretRef: db-credentials

cloud:
 provider: aws
 region: us-west-2

You can deploy the Yaml file by running this command via CLI

Run this code

Deployment Lifecycle

Monitor your deployment progress through these status indicators that show the current phase of your application deployment:

Deploying: Deploying application containers
Running: Application successfully deployed
Failed: Deployment encountered errors

Troubleshooting

Common Deployment Issues Deployment Fails to Start, the following troubleshooting steps can help you identify and resolve common issues : S

Run the following commad:
```
Troubelshoot deployment;
```
check the resources