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Documentation

Docs

Short answers for common questions, and step-by-step guides for provisioning services on DollarBox.

Start here

Getting startedKubeconfig to a running IPv6 service: quota, RBAC, a working deployment, and backups.Provision a containerDeploy a public container image from the control panel.

Provision services

kubectl modeUse a namespace-scoped kubeconfig for Kubernetes resources.Container imagesImage references, pinning, and runtime restrictions.Point a hostnameAdd an AAAA record for your container's IPv6 address.

Storage

Persistent volumesPre-pay for a pool of GB and attach block storage to your containers.Volume backupsPaid off-site backups for persistent volumes, with retention and restore to a new volume.

Networking

IPv6 and NAT64What IPv6-only hosting means for inbound and outbound traffic.Cloudflare IPv4 proxyServe IPv4 clients from an IPv6-only container using Cloudflare's proxy.TroubleshootingImage pulls, failed starts, quota issues, logs, and DNS checks.

Automation

REST APIManage containers, volumes, orgs, and kubectl credentials over a versioned API and Terraform.API referenceThe complete OpenAPI reference — every operation and field, no sign-in required.

Quick answers

FAQPricing, support, data location, private registries, cancellation, and abuse policy.SupportWhat support is included, which channel to use, and what is self-service.ReferralsRefer a developer, earn a box-month of credit once they stay 30 days and pay €2.

Most people should start here

If you want to deploy a single service, follow Getting started, then Provision a container. If you already know Kubernetes and want direct namespace access, use kubectl mode.