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Run Aetheus on your own servers.

Aetheus is a self-hosted infrastructure and CI/CD manager: distributed agents, real deployment pipelines and live dashboards. This documentation explains how the product is put together, and walks through every supported way of installing it.

Install Aetheus Read the concepts

Install

Three installation routes, from the most manual to the most automated. They lead to the same product; pick the one that matches how you already run services.

Binaries, without Docker

Publish the backend and the frontend as plain files, run them as a systemd unit or a Windows service, next to your own PostgreSQL.

Windows and Linux →

Docker

One Compose file brings up the database, the backend and the frontend, with named volumes for everything that must survive an upgrade.

Compose reference →

Aetheus pipeline

Let an Aetheus you already run build and deploy the next one, with a minimal build-deploy-release pipeline and no quality gates.

Minimal pipeline →

Put it behind a reverse proxy

Aetheus never terminates TLS itself. The backend and the frontend listen on loopback and a reverse proxy publishes them. Apache is the configuration Aetheus runs in production; IIS and nginx are transposed from it and carry an explicit untested badge.