Self-hosted PaaS ยท MIT license
Deploy containers on your own cloud
Containr turns a Docker host into a full deployment platform. Git builds, managed databases, previews, failover.
Containr turns a Docker host into a full deployment platform. Git builds, managed databases, previews, failover.
Requires Docker and openssl. Installs into ./containr, never overwrites your .env. Or explore the hosted demo first →
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dvorinka/Containr/main/install.sh | bash
Everything a deployment platform needs, running on hardware you already own. One install, one dashboard.
Services appear as nodes on a Railway-style canvas. Drag, group, and wire them together; connections and shared variables are inferred automatically. Start, stop, restart, or roll back with a right-click.
Provision engines from the dashboard, with backups and restore built in.
Every project gets an isolated Docker network. Services reach each other by name.
Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Gitea. Builds, history, and image rollback included.
Failover policies, health checks, node agents, and metric-driven replica scaling.
Approval console, user management, audit logs, and vulnerability scans behind sign-in.
Logs, metrics, builds, and rollbacks without leaving the dashboard. Host telemetry included.
Thirty official templates plus community presets. Browse the full catalog, open it in the app, or publish your own.
n8n
Nextcloud
Immich
Vaultwarden
Grafana
Supabase
Gitea
Uptime Kuma
Pi-hole
Jellyfin
Meilisearch
Mastodon
Home Assistant
Plausible
MinIO
Appwrite
The platform doubles as a public showcase. Approved projects are browsable anonymously; secrets never are.
One Docker host is all it takes. Free, open source, and yours to keep.
