Self-managed
You install and run Apper Enterprise yourself, on any Linux server or in your cloud account. Follow a step-by-step guide in your cloud’s console, or let a template create everything. It takes about 15 minutes. Most teams start here.
Enterprise
Run Apper Enterprise on your own servers or in your own cloud account. One Docker image, a guide for each platform, and templates that set it up for you.
Two ways to run it
Section titled “Two ways to run it”Managed in your cloud
We install, upgrade and watch over it for you. It still runs in your cloud account, and your data never leaves it. You give us a limited role, and you can take it back at any time. Learn more.
How an install works
Section titled “How an install works”- A server. Any Linux machine with a public IP address: a VM in your cloud, a server of your own, or a Kubernetes cluster. A template can create it for you.
- A database. A PostgreSQL 13+ database: your cloud’s managed PostgreSQL, or your own. The templates create one for you.
- The image. Docker runs the Apper Enterprise image on that server, connected to the database. The image brings everything else, including HTTPS.
- A domain. Point a DNS record, such as
apper.example.com, at the server. - Setup. Open
https://apper.example.com/_setup, enter your license key and create your admin account. That’s it.
Pick your platform
Section titled “Pick your platform”Any Linux serverdocker run or Docker Compose: on-premises, any cloud VM
AWSConsole guide · CloudFormation · Terraform
Microsoft AzureConsole guide · Deploy to Azure (Bicep) · Terraform
Google CloudConsole guide · Terraform
DigitalOceanConsole guide · Terraform
Hetzner CloudConsole guide · Terraform
KubernetesHelm chart
Fly.iofly.toml and a step-by-step guide