Self-Hosted Infrastructure
Self-Hosted Infrastructure
Own your stack. Run your applications on hardware you control, with performance you can predict.
Cloud providers are convenient but expensive, and that expense compounds. Self-hosted infrastructure — a dedicated server or Proxmox cluster in a data center — gives you cloud-like capabilities (containerized deployments, automated provisioning, high availability) at a cost that scales with your needs, not theirs.
The Case for Self-Hosting
A dedicated server at Hetzner, OVH, or Vultr costs $30-100/month and provides resources that would cost $300-800/month on AWS EC2. For teams spending significant monthly budgets on cloud infrastructure, self-hosting can cut costs by 70% while providing more control and better performance for co-located workloads.
Self-hosting isn't for everyone. It requires more upfront setup and operational knowledge. But for teams with predictable workloads, multiple applications to run, or compliance requirements around data residency, it's the right choice.
Our Self-Hosted Stack
We build self-hosted infrastructure on battle-tested open source: Proxmox VE for hypervisor-level virtualization, Docker for application containerization, Coolify as the deployment and management platform (a self-hosted Heroku/Vercel alternative), Caddy or Traefik for reverse proxy and automatic SSL, and Prometheus + Grafana for monitoring.
This stack handles dozens of applications on a single server with resource isolation, per-application deployment pipelines, automatic SSL certificate management, and a web-based management interface that doesn't require SSH access for routine operations.
What We Set Up and Hand Off
We don't just provision a server and leave. We set up the full operational stack, document everything, and train your team on day-to-day operations. You get: a running hypervisor with VMs provisioned, CI/CD pipelines connected to your repositories, monitoring dashboards with alerts configured, backup jobs verified and tested, and a runbook documenting how to perform common tasks.
Ongoing management is available if you want it, but the goal is to hand you something you own and understand.
Take control of your infrastructure.
Self-hosted doesn't mean unmanaged. We build and configure it — you own it.