Self-hosting

• Self-hosting overview

  What self-hosting w6w means, what you need to run it, and where each part of the operator guide lives.

• Install

  Install w6w on your own infrastructure: requirements, the server image, a fresh or existing Postgres database, Studio, TLS, the app catalog, operator sign-in and activation.

• Self-host configuration reference

  Every environment variable config.ts declares, generated from the host's own config module, plus the handful of variables read outside it that are hand-documented on this page.

• Upgrade

  Upgrade a self-hosted w6w install: back up, start the new image, and what the first boot does.

• Backup and restore

  Back up and restore a self-hosted w6w install, what lives outside the dump, and how to rotate the credential key.

• Air-gapped installs

  Run a licensed w6w install with no outbound network: exchange keys with your vendor and import an offline licence.

• Hub and spokes

  Run execution nodes that hold no database access and no credential key, enrolled to one hub.

• Troubleshooting

  What a self-host install's refusal and error messages mean, and what to do about them.