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Spacelift Self-Hosted»

Alongside our SaaS product, we also provide a self-hosted version of Spacelift that you can install into an AWS account that you control.

Documentation»

You can find the documentation for the latest version of self-hosted here. You can find our installation guide here.

Differences between SaaS and Self-Hosted»

The main difference is that our SaaS product is fully managed and maintained by us, whereas in Self-Hosted you are responsible for installing and maintaining a Spacelift install in your own AWS account. This provides you with full control of your Spacelift instance, but also requires more effort at your end to install and maintain.

In general, Self-Hosted includes all the functionality available in our Enterprise tier, except where those features don't make sense for Self-Hosted. The caveat to this is that new features become available in our SaaS product first, and will not become available in Self-Hosted at least until a new release is published.

The following is a list of features that are not available in Self-Hosted:

  • VCS Agents - Self-Hosted installations should be able to connect directly to your VCS system.
  • Public worker pool - in Self-Hosted you manage your own workers.
  • Azure and GCP cloud integrations - for now we recommend that you use OIDC Federation instead.

Supported AWS Regions»

At the moment we support all AWS commercial cloud regions, as well as GovCloud regions.

How to Try Self-Hosted»

If you are interested in trying out Self-Hosted, please join us for a 15 minute alignment call.