Self-Hosting Distr
While the easiest way to use Distr is to use our hosted offering, self-hosting is also an option. The free and open source Community Edition is the perfect option to try Distr locally on your own machine.
Distr comes as a statically compiled Go binary, packaged as a container image and has minimal dependencies:
- A PostgreSQL database
- An S3 compatible object storage (only if you want to use the Distr artifacts registry)
Before you get started, review the System Requirements to make sure your environment is sized correctly.
Check out our Docker Compose or Kubernetes deployment options, or find out more information about the inner workings of Distr at github.com/distr-sh/distr.
Semantic Versioning
Section titled “Semantic Versioning”We are using semantic versioning for the releases of Distr Hub, Distr Agents and Distr SDKs.
Changelog
Section titled “Changelog”See the changelog for a list of all releases and the changes they include.
Self-Hosting a Paid Plan
Section titled “Self-Hosting a Paid Plan”The guides in this section describe the Community Edition.
Every plan can also be self-hosted, with the same feature set as on Distr Cloud (see Choosing a Plan). A license key unlocks your plan in your own environment, so get in touch if you are interested.