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Self-host

Self-hosting comes when the source opens.

You cannot download Pipebase yet: the repository is private, and the designer image is not published. What follows exists in the code today and works in a self-hosted installation.

What a self-hosted installation adds

  • A central runtime, so live data on the canvas, flow tests, Live Trace, Logs and the run monitor work.
  • A local dev loop: start a local runtime from the designer and deploy to it.
  • The installation includes a Pulsar broker with MQTT and AMQP 0-9-1, and a separate Kafka broker.
  • Event Designs with AsyncAPI 3.0 import and export.
  • Deploy a flow to many runtimes at once, and repair drift.
  • Sign in with local accounts, LDAP or Microsoft Entra ID.
  • Pipes work with a self-hosted designer too: one container, plus an optional updater.

When the repository opens, the designer will be published under AGPL-3.0 and the runtime under Apache-2.0. No date yet.

The documentation describes installing and running a self-hosted installation: docs.pipebase.dev.