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Ship like a platform.
Own it like your cloud.

PlugLayer deploys your apps, databases, and domains onto infrastructure you control — your nodes, your namespaces, your data. Platform-grade DX without handing over the keys.

< 60srepo → live URL
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The layer

Everything a platform gives you. Nothing it takes away.

PlugLayer sits between your code and your cluster — projects, apps, databases, domains, and pipelines, all running on compute that belongs to you.

Image-native deploys

Ship a Dockerfile, a prebuilt image, or a locally built OCI archive. PlugLayer mirrors it onto your node and runs it.

Compose, decomposed

Bring a docker-compose stack; PlugLayer splits it smartly — databases to the Data Layer, services to their own pods.

Data Layer

One-command Postgres, Redis, Mongo and more — provisioned from templates with connection strings ready to inject.

Domains & DNS

Instant *.apps.pluglayer.io URLs, or bring your own domain with provider-aware DNS verification built in.

CI/CD in one PR

Reusable GitHub Actions build, upload, and redeploy the same app on every push — no slug drift, no surprises.

Sovereign by default

Workloads run in your namespaces on your nodes. Logs, storage, secrets — nothing leaves your perimeter.

Runbook

Repo to running in three moves.

Plug in your compute

Attach your own node — a VPS, a bare-metal box, your homelab — or start on shared compute and migrate later.

$ pluglayer nodes attach pl-node-01

Point at your code

PlugLayer inspects the repo, finds the Dockerfile or compose stack, resolves ports and env vars, and builds.

$ pluglayer deploy --project landing

Get a live URL

Seconds later your app is live on its own subdomain, with logs, redeploys, and rollbacks one command away.

https://app.landing.you.apps.pluglayer.io

The cloud was always someone else's computer. Make it yours.

Stop renting your platform. PlugLayer gives you the deploy experience of a hyperscaler on hardware and accounts you already own.

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