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Self-hosted container cluster

The easiest way to run a homelab cluster.

Clouduler turns a few spare machines into one reliable platform. A Rust daemon, a friendly web UI, and no Kubernetes degree required.

/stacks

Stacks, not YAML sprawl

Describe a service once. Clouduler places it, restarts it and keeps it running.

Automatic failover

A node dies, its stacks come back on another one. Raft keeps the cluster honest.

Built-in proxy and TLS

Publish a service on your domain with certificates handled for you.

Replicated drives

Volumes follow your data across nodes, with sync and backups built in.

Private by default

Overlay networking between nodes, secrets sealed in the cluster state.

A UI that explains itself

Everything you can do in the web UI you can also do from config and CLI.

Pick your starting point

1One machineSingle nodeStart with one box and a first stack running in minutes.2Same networkLAN clusterJoin more nodes and watch services survive a failure.3Different placesMulti-siteLink houses and VPS nodes over a Headscale mesh.