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Quick Start Guide

QuikDB is a cloud infrastructure platform for two groups: builders who deploy applications and operators who connect eligible computers or servers to the node network.

Choose your path​

Deploy an application​

  1. Open QuikDB Compute.
  2. Connect GitHub and choose a repository and branch.
  3. Review the detected build command, start command, port and required environment variables.
  4. Deploy and follow the build and runtime logs.
  5. If you are in the supported-user rollout, request custom-domain onboarding after the application is live.

Follow the application deployment guide for the complete flow.

Connect a computer or server​

  1. Install the QuikDB CLI.
  2. Register the device with quikdb device register.
  3. Confirm its state with quikdb device status.
  4. Install the auto-start service so the node reconnects after a restart.

Node acceptance, workload assignment and payments depend on current QuikDB eligibility and programme terms. Connecting a device does not guarantee workloads or earnings.

Current core services​

  • Compute: Git-based application deployment, build and runtime logs, environment variables, redeployment and plan-based capacity.
  • Managed PostgreSQL: a paid managed database for an owned QuikDB deployment.
  • Custom domains: limited-availability onboarding for customer-owned hostnames with QuikDB-managed routing and HTTPS. Public self-service will open later.
  • Agent access: bounded, revocable read access for pre-registered clients in the current pilot.
  • Node provider tools: CLI registration, device status, service management and operator dashboards.

The last verified public network snapshot records 143 registered devices and 135+ active nodes. QuikDB does not publish a country count or an unverified cloud-savings percentage.

Need help?​

Search QuikDB Help or email cs@quikdb.net. Never send passwords, one-time codes, access tokens, private keys or complete environment files.