Self-Hosted Deployment

The self-hosted deployment is the core runtime plus the adapters that sit around it: the SDK socket protocol, the HTTP proxy adapter, the MCP gateway, and the local web/dashboard flow.

The minimum production shape is a policy file, a daemon process, persistent storage, and whatever executors your agents actually need. The checked-in compose example uses a sidecar pattern with a shared Unix socket volume; the server flags also expose PostgreSQL mirroring, Redis-backed deferrals, TLS, metrics, OTLP, and strict preflight checks.

Tip

If you are starting from a local checkout, read the sidecar example first and then layer in your real storage and credential backend.

See Docker Compose Deployment, Configuration Reference, and Database Setup.