How it works
Install a gateway, connect supported nodes, create a project, and deploy from Git or a container image. K3s schedules workloads on eligible workers.
Your infrastructure.
More ways to use it.
Meshploy is an open-source, self-hosted application platform for teams that want deployment workflows and private connectivity across machines they own or rent.
Explore the architecture →Deploy applications across your own servers.
Use Meshploy when you want a self-hosted platform for applications, databases, and jobs, with a console and automation interfaces.
What you still operate
You supply the machines and manage host security, capacity, availability, and recovery. Meshploy is software you self-host, not a managed hosting provider.
Installation requirements ↗Build locally. Run in the cloud.
Use a supported local machine as a build node while application workloads run on connected cloud workers.
The workflow
Git source → build node → container registry → cloud worker. The private mesh connects participating machines across locations.
What to plan for
The build node must be configured and online when builds run. Worker placement depends on available capacity and scheduling constraints.
Route to services you already run.
Connect an existing service on an office machine or server without first redeploying it as a Meshploy workload.
The workflow
A configured public route reaches the gateway, then the selected service endpoint over the private mesh. Mesh-only nodes can participate without running Kubernetes workloads.
What stays your responsibility
The destination machine must stay online and the service must be reachable. Configure routes and access intentionally; joining the mesh alone does not publish every service.
Give your AI agent a deployment destination.
Connect a compatible MCP client so your agent can inspect and manage resources on your Meshploy instance.
The workflow
Connect the client, authenticate an agent identity, grant appropriate project access, and use the available MCP tools for deployment and resource operations.
Keep access scoped
Agent actions depend on granted permissions and available tools. Meshploy provides the deployment platform; it does not generate your application or guarantee autonomous operations.
Agent setup documentation ↗Start with the right fit.
If you want to avoid operating servers entirely, a managed hosting service may fit better. If infrastructure control matters, explore Meshploy’s demo and installation guide.