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Self-Hosted

The option to self-host StackGen Aiden within a your cloud is available if you're an enterprise customers. Please work with your customer success representative to get this enabled.

Aiden can be run within your cloud on a self-hosted model. This deployment model gives you full control over your infrastructure while leveraging StackGen's capabilities.

Overview

Self-hosting StackGen allows you to deploy and manage the entire StackGen stack within your own Kubernetes cluster, providing enhanced control, security, and compliance capabilities.

Deployment Steps

Following are the high-level steps involved in self-hosting Aiden:

  1. Prepare a Kubernetes cluster: Set up a K8s cluster based on the cluster requirements.
  2. Configure container registry (optional): Pull the required container images into a private container registry for enhanced security and compliance.
  3. Generate Helm values: Run the StackGen installer to generate the Helm values file with your specific configuration.
  4. Install the stack: Use Helm to install the Aiden on your cluster.