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Self-Hosting Nairi

Some teams can't send their work to someone else's servers. Nairi can now run entirely on your own infrastructure.

What you get

  • The full stack in Docker Compose. Database, backend, frontend, and reverse proxy come up together. Copy the example environment file, fill it in, and docker compose up.
  • Built-in accounts. Email and password authentication ships in the box — no external identity provider required. The first person to sign up creates the organization; from there, invites and roles work exactly as they do in the cloud. A command-line tool resets a password when there's no email to send one to.
  • One build, your branding. Support email, docs and marketing links, and proxy ports are all configuration, so a single image serves any install.
  • Only the pieces you run. On-prem mode advertises which capabilities are on, and the dashboard hides what isn't wired up — so you won't see buttons for integrations you haven't configured.

An install guide walks through setup, networking, upgrades, and a hardening checklist. Same agents, same dashboard, on hardware you control.