Managed Container Apps

What you configure

Define image tag, registry credential, container port, health check, environment variables, secrets, domain, persistent files, imports, scheduled jobs, and resource plan.

• The panel provides application-level actions such as create, deploy, status, logs, restart, and scale.
• Customers do not need kubectl, SSH, artisan import commands, or direct database access.
• Secrets are entered through masked fields and are not returned later in GET responses.

Deployment flow

• Create creates the app record and first revision.
• Deploy publishes a new image or configuration revision.
• DB dump and file archive imports must finish before deployment opens public routing.
• Scheduled jobs can be saved disabled, run manually, and enabled after verification.
• Public traffic is not opened before readiness succeeds.
• Logs and Status screens show deployment issues at customer level.

Domain and CDN

• If DNS does not yet point to CDN.com.tr, the domain remains in waiting DNS state.
• If no serviceable SSL certificate exists, the public HTTPS route is not opened.
• The app is served from edge locations through the CDN reverse proxy.
• WAF, cache preset, and origin host header settings are managed per app.