Connect a git repo, get a running app behind HTTPS — with per-app image builds, persistent storage, injected secrets, live logs and rollback. Bring a small manifest, or your own Dockerfile.
Open source — github.com/hikmahtech/koyracloud. Run it on your own Docker Swarm.
name: lens-inventory runtime: python+node subdomain: lens.apps.example.com port: 8000 build: - pip install -r requirements.txt - bash -c "cd web && npm ci && npm run build" predeploy: - alembic upgrade head start: uvicorn app.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 persist: [data] healthcheck: /health secrets: [SECRET_KEY]
Drop a .paas/app.yaml in your repo — build, start, port, persistent dirs, secrets. Or point at your own Dockerfile.
Point koyracloud at it. Each deploy builds a per-app container image — from your manifest's steps or your Dockerfile — and pushes it to a built-in registry.
Swarm pulls the image and runs it on any node, behind Traefik with an auto-TLS subdomain. Live logs, history and rollback included.
A manifest builds a per-app image (python+node base, or your Dockerfile), layer-cached and pushed to a built-in registry — so any node can pull and run it.
Apps land on a unique <name>-<token>.apps.example.com with TLS handled for you. Attach your own domains in a click.
Fernet-encrypted in the control plane, injected at deploy. Never in your repo, never in the image.
Stream the build and deploy as it happens. Every deploy is recorded; roll back to any commit.
Declare persist dirs in the manifest; they survive redeploys on NFS-backed volumes.
Add background workers and scheduled jobs from the same repo, and a scoped Redis bus to pass events between them — all in the manifest.
GitHub OAuth behind an allowlist. Your homelab, your apps, your rules — no multi-tenant ceremony.
Production apps running on koyracloud — built by Hikmah Technologies.
A fully-managed koyracloud — we run the infrastructure, you deploy unlimited sites from git. We're lining up the first users. Want in?
Add a manifest, connect the repo, watch it go live — or run the whole thing on your own swarm.