Self-hosted Hakopod turns your Linux servers into your own cloud. One
command installs Kubernetes, the dashboard and the API; from there you
deploy from Git, a Docker Compose file or a template. It's free,
Apache-2.0 licensed and runs wherever you can boot Ubuntu or Debian.
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YOU OWN EVERY LAYER
What do you own when you self-host?
Everything: the servers, the cluster, the control plane, the data and
the bill. Hakopod writes the Kubernetes objects so you don't have to,
and every choice stays yours.
AMD64 and ARM64 Linux hosts on any provider or bare metal
Worker servers joined with expiring tokens, then cordoned, drained or
pinned from the dashboard
Private networks with explicit peer access
Public TCP ports you provision for SMTP, SFTP or custom protocols
Secrets encrypted in the cluster, generated values and masked logs
A Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at /api/v1/mcp for your agents
Run one command on a fresh Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 or Debian 12/13 server
with 4 GiB of RAM and 30 GiB of free disk, on AMD64 or ARM64.
From an account with sudo access:
curl -fsSL https://hakopod.com/scripts/installer.sh | sudo sh
Already root? Use sh instead of sudo sh. The
installer asks a few questions, shows a plan of everything it will do
and waits until you type install. Then you create the first
administrator in the dashboard.
Every release is an evaluation alpha. Read what's verified, and test a
restore before you trust it with production work.
Almost everything. Free covers deployments, rollback, databases,
backups, observability, secrets, registries and teams, and you only pay
for your servers. Pro adds oversight for larger organizations.
SELF-HOSTED FREE / $0
The whole platform, free.
Apache-2.0 source and every tool you need to deploy and operate your
apps, with no license key.
Git deploys through the GitHub App, GitLab or tokens, built in your own CI
Dockerfile, Cloud Native Buildpacks, framework detection and Docker Compose import
A reviewable plan for every change, and rollback to any successful release
Workers, cron jobs, sidecars, preview environments and scale-to-zero HTTP functions
CPU autoscaling up to 20 replicas and volumes from 1 to 200 GiB
Managed PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, MySQL, ClickHouse, Vitess, Oracle Free and DuckDB, added as installer modules
Encrypted, verified backups to any S3-compatible store
Live logs, metrics, stored log history, request records and terminals
Secrets, private registries, and Vault, OpenBao or Infisical
Email, Discord and signed webhook notifications
Teams, invitations, fixed roles, TOTP and passkeys
Dashboard, CLI, MCP server, Terraform provider and GitHub Action
Yes. Hakopod runs on any server with a supported Ubuntu or Debian image:
Hetzner, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Oracle Cloud (OCI) or bare metal in
your own rack.
There's no lock-in. The code is Apache-2.0 on GitHub, your apps are
ordinary containers on Kubernetes, and your data sits in databases and
S3-compatible storage you control. Releases ship with SBOMs and
build-provenance attestations, and the installer verifies every
checksum.
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