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Managed Container Apps migration

Create a container app, registry credential, env/secrets, imports, jobs, deploy, status, and logs from customer surfaces.

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Managed Container Apps migration

Create a container app, registry credential, env/secrets, imports, jobs, deploy, status, and logs from customer surfaces.

Recommended guides

Hands-on, end-to-end walkthrough for Managed Container Apps.

Deploy from a docker-compose.yml

Case study: deploy a docker-compose project

Import a real docker-compose.yml (web + worker + managed Postgres + Redis) end to end — both the panel UI path and the cdnctl path, illustrated with real screenshots.

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Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. Hosting / Platforms
  3. Managed Container Apps
  4. Deploy / Status / Logs
  5. Operations

Prerequisites

  • A package with container app rights must be assigned.
  • Registry credentials and secrets must be redacted in UI/API responses.
  • Deploy, status, and logs must be available through customer surfaces; kubectl is not used.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open Managed Container guide

Container Apps explains image, domain, healthcheck, and deploy requirements.

  • Open Managed Container Apps guide.
  • Review package preflight and required fields.

Expected result: The fields required to create a container app are clear.

cdnctl equivalent 
cdnctl container apps list --account <account_uuid>
2

Deploy and watch Operations

Deploy is asynchronous and should be visible through Operations, status, and logs.

  • Create or update the app.
  • Start deploy.
  • Watch queued/running/success/failed state in Operations.

Expected result: Deploy result appears with customer-safe status and logs.

cdnctl equivalent 
cdnctl container apps deploy --account <account_uuid> --app <app_uuid>
cdnctl container apps wait --account <account_uuid> --app <app_uuid> --status running --timeout 300

Verification

  • Deploy success is verified from Operations/status.
  • Secrets and registry passwords are not visible in help screenshots.
  • Failures use customer-safe diagnose output.

Use cases

A Docker/Kubernetes app is moved to CDN.com.tr without kubectl, SSH, artisan, DB access, or internal queue operations.

Quick workflow

  1. Run preflight.
  2. Create registry credential if needed.
  3. Create app with image, port, healthcheck, env, and secrets.
  4. Create imports or scheduled jobs.
  5. Deploy and watch status/logs.

Checks

  • App belongs to account.
  • Registry secrets are masked.
  • Deploy creates an operation and revision.
  • Healthcheck failure has logs and diagnose guidance.