What you can do with dFlow

Capabilities across applications, environments, services, compute, data, and platform operations.

Written By Zoro

Last updated 26 days ago

Use this page as a capability map. Use the sidebar to open the section that matches what you need; you do not need a link for every destination.

Model and organise work

  • Applications: product boundary for settings and default Environments (Applications section).

  • Environments: separate stages with their own compute and configuration (Environments section).

  • Services: runnable units (app, database, Docker, and more) (Services section).

Ship and run software

  • Deployments from Git or containers (Getting Started and Deployments and Operations).

  • Templates (Templates section).

  • Domains, routing, and SSL (Deployments and Operations).

Place workloads on compute

  • Worker Nodes attach to Environments (Core Concepts and Worker Nodes and Compute).

  • dFlow Cloud vs self-hosted paths (dFlow Cloud and Self-Hosting dFlow sections).

Data services

  • Databases you run on dFlow (Databases section and Create your first database in Getting Started).

Account, team, and platform operations

  • Team and access (Security and Team Management).

  • Cloud billing (Billing and Account).

  • Self-install and maintenance (Self-Hosting dFlow).

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