ZaneOps v1.0
27 Feb 2025 by Fred KISSIE
ZaneOps v1.0 is finally here!
ZaneOps is a beautiful, self-hosted, open-source platform for hosting static sites, web apps, databases, services (like Umami, WordPress, Supabase), workers, or anything else you need—whether you’re launching a startup or managing an enterprise.
Today, ZaneOps is stable and production-ready.
Install ZaneOps
Section titled “Install ZaneOps”Installation steps are detailled on the installation page, but here is the TLDR:
# create directory to install zaneopsmkdir -p /var/www/zaneops && cd /var/www/zaneops
# download zaneops CLIcurl https://cdn.zaneops.dev/makefile > Makefile
# setup zaneopsmake setup
# start zaneops appmake deployWhy ZaneOps exists ?
Section titled “Why ZaneOps exists ?”The goal of ZaneOps is to bring together the best features we could steal take inspiration from popular platforms like
Vercel, Railway, and Render, while giving you full ownership of your data and complete control over your server costs.
Features
Section titled “Features”Deploying Services from Docker Images
Section titled “Deploying Services from Docker Images”Environment Variables Management
Section titled “Environment Variables Management”Supports adding single variables:
And importing variables from .env files:
Advanced URL Management
Section titled “Advanced URL Management”Supports wildcard domains:
Generates default URLs for services:
Allows multiple services to share the same domain:

Persistent Logs
Section titled “Persistent Logs”Application logs are persisted per deployment:
HTTP logs are persisted per deployment and per service:
Monitoring
Section titled “Monitoring”Provides metrics per service and deployment:
Git-Like Configuration Changes
Section titled “Git-Like Configuration Changes”Allows you to review changes before deploying:
Resource Limits
Section titled “Resource Limits”Magic File Mounts
Section titled “Magic File Mounts”Override the content of any file within your services or add new files required for configuration:
Deployment Webhook URLs
Section titled “Deployment Webhook URLs”Easily set up a CI/CD workflow:
OK, I Like What I See 😍
Section titled “OK, I Like What I See 😍”If you’d like to start using ZaneOps today, follow the installation steps.
You can also check out our tutorial on deploying a React Router SSR app on ZaneOps.
What’s Next?
Section titled “What’s Next?”V1.0 is just the beginning! We have exciting features planned, including:
- Git-based deployments with GitHub integration and pull request preview environments
- Multi-server support with multiple replicas per service
- Automated backups for databases and other services
We’re just getting started, and we’d love for you to join us on this journey.
If you’ve made it this far, we have a small favor to ask: Please, give us a star on GitHub! ⭐ It’s one of the easiest ways to support the project. You can also help by resharing this post and spreading the word about ZaneOps.
Thank you! 🫶