Connect a clean server
Admission checks, runtime bootstrap, node identity, and fleet health in one guided enrollment.
ZERO-TOUCH TARGETCloudRivet is the managed control plane for teams that want simple Git deployments on affordable infrastructure—without owning every upgrade, certificate, backup, and 2 a.m. recovery.
No payment or server credentials are collected on this website. Beta onboarding is human-led.
Dedicated runtime boundaryOne customer or organization per VM
Outbound-only managementNo permanent root SSH key in the control plane
Recovery that gets testedIntegrity checks plus restore drills
Self-hosting cuts platform markup, but it quietly hands your team the work behind the platform. CloudRivet is designed to own the repeatable operational layer while your applications remain on servers you control.
Admission checks, runtime bootstrap, node identity, and fleet health in one guided enrollment.
ZERO-TOUCH TARGETTraceable deployments, domains, TLS, config, logs, restart, and scale—without exposing a browser shell.
TYPED OPERATIONSEncrypted backups, integrity metadata, safe runtime canaries, and restore tests you can actually inspect.
MANAGED RELIABILITYThe customer-facing product stays separate from the open-source runtime. A small agent accepts only known, typed actions and calls supported runtime interfaces on the node.
Apps, deployments, environment configuration, domains, TLS, logs, restart, scale, fleet health, managed updates, billing, and a PostgreSQL/config backup beta.
Shared hostile-tenant Docker hosts, browser terminals, arbitrary shell execution, Kubernetes clustering, custom build systems, or enterprise SSO.
Every surface is designed around a real operational outcome: what changed, who requested it, what node ran it, whether it passed, and what happens next.
Signed webhook intake, queued releases, deployment history, and clear failure states.
P0 · MVPHeartbeats, runtime version, disk/load signals, app health, and upgrade readiness.
P0 · MVPKnown domain operations and certificate lifecycle without handing users a root shell.
P0 · MVPEncrypted writes, redacted reads, secret-safe logs, scoped permissions, and audit events.
P0 · MVPInternal validation, preflight backup, post-update checks, and a human stop path.
P0 · MVPPostgreSQL and config first, with encryption, hashes, retention, and restore evidence.
P1 · BETAThe roadmap starts with identity, isolation, and typed operations; it earns the right to add billing only after the runtime boundary is testable.
A legally separated product boundary and a testable control-plane skeleton.
A fresh customer VM can become a known, observable, dedicated runtime node.
Customers can safely run the common application lifecycle without a shell.
A design partner can connect code, deploy it, and enter a paid managed-service relationship.
The product can prove recovery instead of merely claiming that backups exist.
A deliberately small cohort pays for managed reliability and produces evidence for the next build.
The MVP is a managed BYO-server control plane. Your applications run on a dedicated VM you own or provision for your organization. Fully managed hosting is post-MVP.
No. The plan is an independently designed control plane and node agent using public interfaces from the open-source Dokku runtime. It does not use Dokku Pro code, UI, or assets.
No. The MVP contract explicitly excludes browser terminals and generic shell RPC. The agent accepts a versioned allowlist of typed operations with identity, expiry, and idempotency controls.
No. This repository is the website and execution foundation for a private design-partner beta. The roadmap, security gates, and issue tracker define what must be proven before any broader launch claim.
Tell us what you run, where it is hosted, and which operational burden costs you the most time.
Apply for the private beta