Where Stategraph runs
Run it managed, run it yourself, or have us run it inside your account.
Stategraph Cloud
The fastest way to start — we run the server, upgrades, and availability. See pricing →
Self-hosted
The server image in your own infrastructure, Open Source or Enterprise. Four supported methods, fully air-gapped if you need it. Detailed below.
Bring Your Own Cloud
We operate Stategraph inside your AWS, GCP, or Azure account. Enterprise →
Ways to self-host
Pick the method that fits your stack. The server is a container backed by PostgreSQL — it runs anywhere you run containers.
The quickest path to a running server. One compose file brings up the server and its PostgreSQL database for evaluation or a small team.
Docker Compose guide →Deploy with the official Helm chart. Native liveness and readiness probes plug straight into your cluster's health checks and rollouts.
Kubernetes guide →Stand it up on ECS Fargate with the official Terraform module — managed container orchestration without running a cluster yourself.
Amazon ECS guide →Run the server as a serverless, fully managed container on Cloud Run — scale to your load with no infrastructure to manage.
Cloud Run guide →The same Stategraph, in your environment
Self-hosting changes where it runs. The edition sets what you get.
Two editions, one server
Open Source runs Orchestration with the console and the API, free under MPL-2.0. Enterprise adds Infrastructure as a Database, Insights, Inventory, Cost, and AI Agents, and works exactly as Stategraph Cloud does. Compare editions →
Your data, your perimeter
State lives in a PostgreSQL database you run. Air-gap it entirely if your compliance posture requires it.
Credentials stay local
The CLI runs Terraform/OpenTofu locally against your cloud with your own credentials. The server coordinates state — it never runs Terraform and never sees your cloud credentials. More on security →
Built to operate
The hooks your orchestrator already expects.
Run it your way
Start with Open Source: clone the repository and run docker compose up -d. For Enterprise, tell us your stack and compliance posture, and we get you running.