Deploy Your Spring Boot App on Kuberns in One Click
Deploy your Spring Boot application without setting up servers, Docker, JAR builds, JVM tuning, CI pipelines, or DevOps steps. Kuberns builds, deploys, and scales your app automatically so you can focus on coding.
Zero-Configuration Deployment
Push your Django project and let Kuberns handle the build, logs, and scaling.
Auto Scaling & Monitoring
Your app scales based on real traffic with built-in logs, metrics, and alerts.
Secure AWS Infrastructure
Every deployment runs on optimised AWS infrastructure with 40% cost savings.
Get Started with Kuberns in 3 Simple Steps
Deploy Springboot apps with Kuberns AI
1. Connect Your GitHub
Kuberns detects your Spring Boot project, identifies Maven or Gradle, and automatically sets up your build pipeline.
2. Configure Environment
Add environment variables, and Kuberns sets up everything for you.
3. Click Deploy and Go Live
Kuberns builds your Docker image, creates your cluster, and deploys your app on global AWS infrastructure in minutes.
Here’s How Our Pricing Works
| Instance | Memory | Vcpu | Compute Cost | subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| t4g.nano | 512 MB | 2 | $1.20 | $7.09 |
| t4g.micro | 1 GB | 2 | $2.41 | $8.30 |
| t4g.small | 2 GB | 2 | $4.83 | $10.72 |
| t4g.medium | 4 GB | 2 | $9.67 | $15.56 |
| t4g.large | 8 GB | 2 | $19.35 | $25.24 |
Why Kuberns is better than other platforms
Heroku
It's a classic platform, but outdated for today’s backend deployment needs.
- Kuberns is always cheaper than Heroku for the same CPU and RAM
- No 30-second request timeouts, no forced app sleeping, no dyno restrictions
- Autoscaling, logs, and monitoring included (no paid add-ons)
Render
Render is simple to start, but limited when apps grow or teams scale.
- 85/month on Render vs 15.56 on Kuberns for similar compute
- No slow build queues or complex service wiring
- No hidden fees for autoscaling or background workers
Railway
Railway is great for prototypes, but less stable for real production workloads.
- Railway costs ~80/month for what Kuberns delivers for 15.56
- No usage caps, build limits, or credit confusion
- Comprehensive dashboards showing query patterns and background job status included
Vercel
Powerful platform, but not suitable for complex backend deployments.
- Kuberns runs full backend Node.js APIs with persistent processes
- No serverless cold starts or function timeouts
- Persistent servers, workers, cron jobs supported
FAQs to Help You Deploy Spring Boot on Kuberns
How do I deploy a Springboot project on Kuberns?
Which Java versions does Kuberns support?
Do I need to write a Dockerfile for Spring Boot?
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How does Kuberns manage JVM performance?
Does Kuberns support Spring Boot scheduled tasks?
Can I run background workers or microservices?
How much does it cost to deploy a Springboot project on Kuberns?
Can I use MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, or Redis with Spring Boot?
Does Kuberns support large memory JVM apps?
Does Kuberns include CI/CD?
