Your infrastructure.
Your call.
Run Hakopod on your own Linux machines. Keep control of nodes, networking, and the services you expose.
Explore self-hostedA little less infrastructure.
A lot more building.
Give your applications a home on servers you own. Deploy from Git, connect your services, and see what’s happening. All in one place.
Linux · ARM64 + AMD64 · Built on Kubernetes
From the first service to the pieces around it.
One clear view of
your applications, without losing control of what runs underneath.
Review the plan. Follow the rollout. Return to a previous configuration when you need to.
Deployments & rollbacks ↗02Public frontends. Private backends. Shared networks with explicit membership and allowed peers.
Networks & boundaries ↗03Go from an application to its services, pods, logs, and resource usage. Keep failures in view.
Monitoring & alarms ↗
Use the dashboard when you want a clear view.
Keep TOML in Git when
you want repeatable changes.
It’s the same application underneath.
Connect GitHub or GitLab. Choose a build preset or bring a container image. Keep the deployment definition beside your code.
Connect a sourceMake room for the things that turn a deployment into an application you can actually operate.
Explore the platformService-level configuration. Explicit secret bindings.
Object storage, schedules, and reviewed restore operations.
Accounts, scoped credentials, and licensed team permissions.
Deployment failures, unhealthy services, and alarm delivery.
Start with the open-source platform.
Choose the operating model
that suits your work.
Run Hakopod on your own Linux machines. Keep control of nodes, networking, and the services you expose.
Explore self-hostedHakopod Cloud is being designed for small apps: Git deployments, HTTPS, private services, and predictable limits.
Meet Hakopod CloudA self-hosted application platform on Kubernetes. It brings application configuration, deployments, private networking, and operations into a shared dashboard, CLI, and API.
Application owners can work with the dashboard and TOML. The installation operator still owns the cluster, storage, upgrades, and recovery. The docs explain those responsibilities before installation.
Yes. Services can stay private, run without public HTTP, use persistent volumes, and receive their own variables and secret bindings. Images must support Hakopod’s non-root runtime. Back up persistent data separately from configuration.
The deployment engine is open source. Team creation and other Pro capabilities require signed license entitlements. Self-hosting does not require using Hakopod Cloud.
Cloud is in development. There is no hosted signup or published Cloud pricing yet. You can explore the product direction here or start with self-hosting.