Take control of your digital world with hybr - a self-hosted infrastructure manager that lets you deploy and manage services with ease.
Note
🚧 This project is under active development. Everything including this document may be changed in the future. Star the repository to follow our progress!
- One-command deployment of popular self-hosted services
- Web UI for monitoring and management
- Secure VPN connections using Tailscale for private network access
- Container-based isolation for all services
- Real-time service monitoring and logs
- Easy service updates and maintenance
- Comes with default services like tt-rss and Nextcloud, but is easily extendable with your own custom services.
curl -sSL https://hybr.dev/install.sh | bashor with wget
wget -qO- https://hybr.dev/install.sh | bashAfter installation, access the web UI at http://localhost:8080 or on your tailscale network.
Full documentation is available at hybr.dev/docs
Hybr comes with the following default services but can be extended with other services(refer to Adding Custom Services)
- Tiny Tiny RSS (tt-rss): Self-hosted news feed aggregator
- Nextcloud: Personal Cloud Provider
Hybr uses a simple service definition, so you can add any service you want. To add a new service, you need to:
- Create a new directory for your service in the service templates directory.
- Create a
docker-compose.ymlfile and any other necessary configuration files for your service. - Update the
service.jsonfile that describes the services to Hybr. See/internal/services/templates/services.jsonfor more details. - Run
hybr init
The hybr CLI provides a set of commands for managing your services. Here's a quick overview:
hybr init: Initiates a new hybr project, allowing you to select services and configure them.-f, --forceDefaults: Use the default templates (Optional)-a, --ts-auth: Tailscale AUTH_KEY (Optional)
hybr services: Shows services info.-s, --service: Name of the service (Optional)
hybr services components: Shows docker components the services is composed of.-s, --service: Name of the service (Required)
hybr services info: Shows service information.-s, --service: Name of the service (Required)
hybr services logs: Shows docker compose logs for the service.-s, --service: Name of the service (Required)
hybr services start: Starts the service.-s, --service: Name of the service (Required)
hybr services stop: Stop the service.-s, --service: Name of the service (Required)
hybr version: Print the version number of hybr
Check out my TODOs and past progress here: TODO.md
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