QuantumAPI

Kubernetes Deployment

February 17, 2026 February 17, 2026 v1.0.0+

The Kubernetes deployment of QuantumAPI uses Helm charts to deploy the full platform on any Kubernetes cluster. This provides production-grade features like auto-scaling, rolling updates, and high availability.

Choose Kubernetes when you need horizontal scaling, zero-downtime deployments, or integration with existing cluster infrastructure. For simpler setups, see the Docker Compose deployment guide.

Docker Compose vs Kubernetes

FeatureDocker ComposeKubernetes
Setup complexityLow — single commandMedium — requires cluster
Horizontal scalingManual (limited)Auto-scaling (HPA)
High availabilityNo (single host)Yes (multi-replica)
RollbackScript-basedBuilt-in (Helm)
MonitoringDocker health checksProbes + Prometheus
Best forDev, testing, small prodEnterprise production

Prerequisites

Cluster

Kubernetes 1.28+ cluster with at least 3 nodes. Managed clusters (EKS, GKE, AKS, Scaleway Kapsule) or self-managed.

Tools

kubectl 1.28+, Helm 3.12+, and optionally cert-manager 1.13+ for automatic TLS certificates.

Network

Ingress controller (nginx or traefik), DNS pointing to the ingress IP, outbound HTTPS for license validation.

Deployed resources

ResourceKindPurpose
mislata-identityDeploymentOAuth2/OIDC server, authentication, user management
mislata-apiDeploymentQuantumAPI EaaS — encryption, signatures, key management
mislata-workerDeploymentHangfire background jobs, QRNG entropy, license validation
mislata-postgresqlStatefulSetPrimary data store with persistent volume
mislata-redisStatefulSetSession cache, Data Protection keys, Hangfire job queue
mislata-ingressIngressTLS termination, routing to identity and API services

Ready to deploy on Kubernetes?

Follow our step-by-step Helm installation guide.

K8s Installation guide
qapi — QuantumAPI CLI Documentation