Self-hosted · Apache 2.0

LevelrailA self-hosted deployment platform

Push to a git repo, get a running app with TLS, logs, metrics, and rollback. The agent talks to Docker's own Engine API directly, no SSH, no CLI shelling.

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Zero-downtime deploys

Rolling, recreate, or blue-green strategy, gated on real readiness and liveness probes, with rollback to pinned prior images always available.

Observability built in

Node-local metrics at 15s resolution and full-text log search, no separate Grafana or Loki install. Deploy markers overlay directly on metric charts.

Eight managed database engines

Postgres, Redis, MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, KeyDB, Dragonfly, and ClickHouse, with scheduled backups, restore, and automatic post-backup verification.

Multi-node from day one

WireGuard mesh, internal DNS across nodes, cordon and drain, no inbound ports required on any managed server.

Know what needs attention

A Status page and an attention CLI command list failing apps, offline nodes, expiring certificates, and doctor findings, with a disk pressure banner and stalled certificate renewal detection.

Resource-scoped IAM

AWS-IAM-shaped Allow/Deny policies scoped to a specific app or database, with a full audit log and CSV export, in the free Apache 2.0 core.

AI-ready API

144 MCP tools (beta) backed by the same HTTP API the dashboard runs on, so AI tools can list apps, read logs, and diagnose a crashloop directly.

Quickstart

Installapp.yaml

bash

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/glincker/levelrail/main/install.sh | sudo sh

yaml

version: 1
services:
  web:
    build:
      type: dockerfile
    port: 8080

Then deploy it:

bash

levelrail-cli apps create --name your-app --file app.yaml --repo https://github.com/your-org/your-app

That is a running app with HTTPS, logs, and rollback. The full walkthrough, including the setup wizard and database attachment, is in Getting started.