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Self Hosting

InteraOne is designed to be self-hosted, giving you complete control over your infrastructure, data, security, and AI providers. Whether you’re deploying on a local machine for development or running a production cluster in the cloud, the architecture remains consistent and fully under your control. This section covers everything required to deploy, configure, maintain, and upgrade an InteraOne instance.

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Why Self-Host?

Self-hosting provides several advantages:
  • Complete ownership of your data
  • Deploy on your preferred cloud or on-premises infrastructure
  • Bring your own AI providers and API keys
  • Customize and extend the platform
  • Control networking, storage, and security
  • Scale services independently

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Architecture Overview

A typical InteraOne deployment consists of multiple services working together.
Each service has a dedicated responsibility, making deployments modular and easier to scale.

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Deployment Options

InteraOne can be deployed on a variety of environments. Supported deployment guides include:
  • Docker Compose
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
  • DigitalOcean
  • Railway
  • Hostinger VPS
Additional platforms can be used as long as the required services are available.

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What You’ll Learn

This section includes guides for:
  • Installing InteraOne
  • Configuring environment variables
  • Running services with Docker Compose
  • Configuring a reverse proxy
  • Deploying to cloud providers
  • Updating existing installations
  • Operating production deployments
If you’re deploying InteraOne for the first time, follow these guides in order:
  1. Architecture
  2. Installation
  3. Environment Variables
  4. Docker Compose
  5. Reverse Proxy
  6. Cloud Deployment
  7. Updating and Upgrading

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Production Considerations

Before deploying to production, make sure to:
  • Configure TLS/HTTPS.
  • Secure all secrets and API keys.
  • Use persistent storage for databases.
  • Schedule regular database backups.
  • Monitor service health and logs.
  • Keep InteraOne updated to the latest stable release.

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Next Steps

Continue with the Architecture guide to understand how InteraOne services communicate before deploying your own instance.