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Introduction

An open-source cloud platform for servers you own.

Acceleratio is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Railway, Render, Northflank and Vercel. One command turns a server you own into a private cloud with a web console for deploying and running apps, databases and sites. The control plane, the workloads and the data stay on your infrastructure: no vendor account, no hosted service.

Features

  • Apps from an image or a repository. Run any Docker image, or connect GitHub and deploy a branch: it builds from a Dockerfile or detects the stack, and redeploys on every push.
  • PostgreSQL databases. Create, back up continuously, restore to any moment of the last 7 days, import and export dumps.
  • Static sites uploaded as a folder, with versions and rollback.
  • One-click apps from a catalog: n8n, Grafana, Gitea, Nextcloud, Outline, Plausible, Vaultwarden and more.
  • Domains with automatic HTTPS. A generated domain for every service, and custom domains with Let's Encrypt certificates.
  • Private networking. Services of a project reach each other by name (api.internal); projects are isolated from each other.
  • Storage. Persistent volumes and S3-compatible buckets.
  • Logs and metrics per project, with live tail and search, and a terminal into running containers.
  • Servers and updates from the console. Add servers to the cluster and update the platform without SSH.

Status

Acceleratio is in early development. It runs on Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 12, on a single server or a cluster of several built from the console.

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