Huly Self-Hosted is a self-hosted deployment configuration for an all-in-one work platform that runs on your own infrastructure using Docker Compose or Kubernetes.
The tool addresses the need to run Huly on private servers rather than relying on cloud hosting. It provides Docker Compose configurations and Kubernetes manifests to orchestrate the platform's services, along with detailed migration guidance for version upgrades. The deployment includes multiple interconnected services that require careful resource allocation and configuration management.
Organizations should adopt this tool if they need on-premises hosting for compliance, data residency, or privacy reasons. The platform is resource-intensive, requiring a minimum of 2 vCPUs and 8 GB RAM, with 4 vCPUs and 16 GB RAM recommended for stable operation. The tool suits teams deploying on Linux servers, whether on cloud providers or local infrastructure. A quick-start mode is available for local testing, while production deployments require following full setup instructions and consulting the migration documentation before upgrading versions. The README emphasizes that version upgrades must be preceded by reviewing migration steps, as some transitions between major versions require specific procedures beyond simple container image updates.
Development activity shows consistent attention to operational documentation, with detailed architecture overviews and migration guides maintained alongside deployment configurations. The project includes explicit warnings about resource constraints and provides version-specific upgrade paths, indicating focus on preventing common deployment failures. Updates to the self-hosted configuration track changes in the upstream platform, with version tags and release notes referenced for production deployments.
