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BYOK connects infrastructure or provider accounts you control to your Webdock workspace. Your provider continues to bill you directly. Webdock’s permissions determine which resources it can inspect or manage; connecting an account does not transfer ownership to Webdock.

Kubernetes and k3s

Connect an existing cluster and manage permitted workloads.

Vercel

Authorize a team and choose the projects available to Webdock.

turboSMTP

Use your own sending account with workspace-scoped Mail keys.

Automate with MCP

Discover BYOK tools, revision checks and recovery behavior.

Permissions before connection

A platform operator enables each provider separately in the customer’s Your infrastructure → Selfservice permissions controls. All provider switches are disabled by default. Workspace owners and administrators can use enabled connections; they cannot grant themselves platform privileges. Read-only customer preview cannot make these changes. A provider grant, workspace membership or hosting scope alone is insufficient: Webdock rechecks the current combination on each action.

Connection lifecycle

A registration record is not a working connection. Complete agent enrollment or provider authorization, then inspect the last verification and inventory timestamps. Refresh stale data before making changes. Disabling a permission blocks further use through Webdock. Disconnecting or revoking a connection does not delete provider resources. Keep provider-side access and backups under your control; revoke provider credentials separately when they should no longer work outside Webdock.
BYOK does not provide a blanket availability, backup or data-residency guarantee. Supply location evidence for clusters and verify actual deployment regions. A provider’s global management services remain distinct from its workload location.