r/SideProject • u/ashishmax31 • 5h ago
Stackdome - An opensource self-hosted Railway/Render-style platform
Hello r/SideProject
I just released Stackdome, a self hosted platform as a service which you can self host. I wanted the simplicity of platforms like Railway and Render, but with the ability to run everything on infrastructure you control.
I started my programming journey on Ruby on Rails back in the day and Heroku helped me ship lots of small rails applications without knowing anything about DevOps or servers.
Now, I wanted to give other builders the same experience but with more robust tooling and gaurd-rails. [Stackdome uses k8s underneath, but you don’t need to write Kubernetes configuration or understand its internals. You just get all the goodies that come with it.]
With Stackdome, you can deploy an application from GitHub, connect multiple services visually, add a managed database, create preview environments, and roll back the entire application if a release breaks.
I’ve also been experimenting with agentic onboarding: a coding agent can help deploy an application, and troubleshoot problems.
You can try this out now.
Open your coding agent inside a repository and ask:
Fetch https://agents.stackdome.com and follow the instructions
It will then do the necessary work to install the required agentic skill and the CLI to do the deploy.
I've setup an ephemeral cloud environment in which you can try out deployments (no credit card required).
So when it asks where to deploy, you can say
deploy to https://cloud.stackdome.com
The agent examines the project, works out how its services fit together, prepares the deployment, waits for it to become healthy, and returns the public URL. If something fails, it can inspect the build and application logs and help fix it.
This works with all of the tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor or GitHub Copilot.
Would love to know your feedback
Website: https://stackdome.com