Clouve documentation
The Clouve platform documentation is organized into two sections, one for each role.
Who are you?
Developers
You are building or packaging a containerized application to publish on the Clouve marketplace. This section explains how the platform works, how to structure your app, and how to configure it for deployment.
Start here: Platform overview
Businesses
You are an organization using Clouve to deploy and manage applications for your team. This section shows how to find and deploy the right app and keep it running without managing infrastructure yourself.
Start here: What is Clouve?
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Developers
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Platform overview | Architecture, concepts, and how everything fits together |
| Onboarding | How to become a Clouve developer and get access |
| Application requirements | What your app must satisfy before submission |
| Containerization guide | How to package your app with Docker and the marketplace manifest |
| Container configuration | Configuring containers in the UI or via Docker Compose YAML |
| Environment variables | All variable types and when to use each |
| Health checks | Keeping your containers observable and self-healing |
| Volumes and storage | Persistent storage configuration |
| Bundles | Packaging multiple apps as a single marketplace listing |
| Publishing | Submitting, reviewing, and updating your app |
| Troubleshooting | Common failure scenarios and how to resolve them |
| Magneto Agent / AI Assistant | Optional platform-synthesized agent sidecar |
Businesses
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| What is Clouve? | Platform overview, the problem it solves, and key concepts |
| Browsing the marketplace | How to find and evaluate applications |
| Deploying applications | Provisioning an application step by step |
| Configuration options | Customizing your deployment |
| Managing deployments | Day-to-day operations and lifecycle |
| Security and compliance | How Clouve protects your data and infrastructure |
| Support | Getting help when things go wrong |