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- Set up a pipeline
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Production workloads
- Get production-ready on Northflank
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Deploy on Northflank
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Build
- Build your code on Northflank
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- Inject build arguments
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Run
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Release
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Observe
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Scale
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- Scale replicas/instances
- Increase CPU and memory resources
- Increase storage
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Databases & persistence
- Stateful workloads on Northflank
- Deploy a database
- Connect database secrets to workloads
- Access a database
- Scale a database
- Configure addons for high availability
- Database observability and monitoring
- Backup, restore, and import data
- Upgrade a database
- Add a persistent volume
- Deploy databases and storage on Northflank
- Migrate your data to Northflank
Network
- Networking on Northflank
- Expose your application
- Configure ports
- Set IP policies
- Configure basic authentication
Secure
- Security on Northflank
- Inject secrets
- Upload secret files
- Manage secret groups
- Manage API tokens
- Enable single sign-on and multi-factor authentication
Domains
- Domains on Northflank
- Add a domain to your account
- Link a domain to a port
- Remove a domain
- Wildcard domains and certificates
- Domain registrar guides
Collaborate
- Teams on Northflank
- Create a team
- Manage Git integrations
- Using role-based access control
- Grant a team member API access
Cloud providers
- Using other cloud providers with Northflank
- Add your cloud account to Northflank
- Create a Kubernetes cluster with Northflank
- Manage and use your Kubernetes cluster with Northflank
- Deploy your workloads to specific node pools
Billing
- Pricing on Northflank
- Cloud provider billing
- Add a card
- Project types
- Monitor spending
- View invoices
- Pay an invoice
- Add your tax ID
API & CLI
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Forwarding
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Permissions
Import using replicate
Import using mirror
Import using copy
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Databases And Persistence / Migrate Data to Northflank /

Migrate your MinIO® deployment to Northflank

You can migrate your existing MinIO®* deployment or S3-compatible storage to Northflank with different strategies:

Site replication: if you are migrating from another MinIO deployment you can use site replication, which creates a two-way sync between MinIO deployments. Site replication synchronises your existing buckets and objects, as well as IAM, security tokens, access keys, and bucket-level configurations between deployments.
Mirror: if you are migrating from an S3-compatible storage service or do not want to enable two-way sync you can use the mirror command. This will create a one-way sync between your existing buckets and your Northflank addon.
Copy: if you are migrating from S3-compatible storage, another MinIO deployment, or your local/server filesystem and your storage is not actively being used (no new uploads, modifications, or deletions), you can use the copy command to move your bucket contents to Northflank.