Install Community on your own host — after you can meet the prerequisites.
Community is the self-hosted evaluation path. It is not a sign-up button, and it is not the Professional portal. The single-node guide is for testing. It is explicitly not recommended for production.
Surface the real requirements, not a fake quick start.
These figures come from the public single-node documentation. We are not inventing another guide — only showing the cost of evaluation before you leave this site.
- RAM
- 16 GB minimum
- CPU
- 8 cores
- Disk
- 500 GB
- OS
- Linux — Ubuntu 22.04 in the current single-node guide
- Network
- Internet access and a DNS record for the platform base domain
- Access
- SSH with sudo. Docker registry credentials — request temporary credentials from the Low-Ops team if you hit public pull limits
What is public, and what stays proprietary.
Open-source templates and install charts are not the same thing as the Professional self-service portal. If a subscription ends, Community and the underlying open components remain usable; the paid portal features do not.
Install charts
The documented install script lives in the published Helm charts. That is the artefact the single-node guide actually runs.
App templates
Supported starting points (including Mendix, Django, .NET and Angular templates) are in the Low-Ops GitHub organisation.
Professional portal
The governed self-service portal, MCP server automation and licence key are proprietary. Reverse-engineering restrictions in the licence apply to that software, not to public Community artefacts.