Getting Started

Terrateam Self-Hosted allows you to run Terrateam on your own infrastructure, giving you complete control over your Terraform automation while maintaining security and compliance requirements.

Open Source vs Enterprise

The self-hosted Docker and Kubernetes deployments use the Open Source edition by default. For enterprise features like RBAC, Centralized Configuration, and Gatekeeper, see our Editions and Licensing guide.

Deployment Options

Choose the deployment method that best fits your infrastructure and requirements:

Docker Compose Quick setup for development, testing, and smaller production deployments. Perfect for getting started with minimal infrastructure.

Kubernetes with Helm Production-ready deployment with auto-scaling and high availability. Ideal for enterprise environments and large teams.

Recommended for Getting Started

If you’re new to Terrateam Self-Hosted, we recommend starting with Docker Compose for the quickest setup experience.

Architecture Overview

Terrateam Self-Hosted consists of several key components:

• Terrateam Server: Main application handling webhooks and orchestrating Terraform operations
• PostgreSQL Database: Stores application state, plans, and audit logs
• Load Balancer (Production): Distributes traffic and provides high availability