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Labs

Pick a template. Click deploy. It is running.

Game servers, bots, databases and self-hosted tools, launched from a catalogue in one click and run from your browser. No Linux to learn.

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What Labs is

The fun part, without the ops.

Running your own game server or database used to mean a Linux box, a pile of tutorials and a weekend you would not get back. Labs keeps the good part and takes the rest. You pick a template, name it and deploy. We run the machines underneath, so the thing you wanted is live in minutes and stays that way.

How it goes

Deployed in four steps.

From the catalogue to a running app, all of it in the browser.

  1. Browse

    Open the catalogue and pick a template. A game server, a bot, a database or a plain runtime, they are all one tap away.

  2. Name it

    Give it a name and set the few options the template asks for. No config files, no flags to memorise.

  3. Deploy

    It launches into its own container with hard limits on CPU, memory and disk. Nothing else on the node can reach it.

  4. Manage

    The console, file manager, backups and live charts are right there in your browser. Open them when you want, ignore them when you do not.

The catalogue

Plenty to run on day one.

A curated shelf of templates that grows steadily. Here is what is on it today.

Game servers

Minecraft and a shelf of Steam game servers, ready to send a join link in minutes.

Bots and voice

Discord bots, plus TeamSpeak and Mumble voice servers for the whole group.

Data and queues

PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MongoDB and Redis for storage, RabbitMQ when you need a queue.

Self-hosted tools

Gitea for your code and Grafana for your charts, owned by you rather than rented.

Who it is for

Made for people who would rather build.

Three kinds of people feel right at home here.

Fair limits

Every app in its own lane.

Each deployment gets hard caps on CPU, memory, swap, disk and IO, set at the container level. Your neighbour cannot eat your lunch, and a runaway process only slows itself down. The live console shows real-time CPU, memory and network charts next to a terminal, so you always know what your app is doing.

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For tinkerers

The Minecraft server, tonight.

For tinkerers

The catalogue covers the fun stuff. Minecraft and a shelf of Steam game servers, Discord bots, voice servers like TeamSpeak and Mumble. From idea to invite link is three moves: pick the template, name it, deploy. Minutes later you are sending the join link to your friends while the live console shows the world spinning up. Yours to fiddle with. The file manager and console sit in the browser for when you want to tweak, and scheduled backups have your back when a mod goes wrong.

For small teams

Self-hosted tools, none of the ops.

For small teams

Run the tools you would rather own. Gitea for code, Grafana for charts, Redis, PostgreSQL, MariaDB and MongoDB for data, RabbitMQ for queues. The ops stay with us. Hard CPU, memory and disk limits keep every app in its lane, backups run on schedule, and the nodes, updates and plumbing are ours to look after. Access stays tidy. Invite a teammate to one deployment with exactly the permissions they need, behind two-factor and OAuth sign-in.

For builders

A safe sandbox for experiments.

For builders

Spin up a Node.js, Python or Java runtime, point it at a database from the catalogue, and try the idea tonight instead of provisioning for a week. Break it without breaking anything. Every experiment lives in its own isolated container with hard resource caps. When it is done, delete it. When it works, leave it running. Automate it. A documented API and outbound webhooks let your experiments create, restart and manage themselves.
In the browser

Everything you need is one tab away.

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Console

Watch it while it runs

The console puts a live terminal next to real-time charts for CPU, memory and network. You can see exactly what your app is doing without leaving the page.

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Safety net

Files and backups, handled

A full file manager lives in the browser, so you can edit a config or drop in a mod without touching SSH. Scheduled backups run on their own, so a bad change is a quick restore instead of a bad night.

Under the hood

For the people who want the details.

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Hard limits, enforced

Every deployment is boxed in with real caps.

Each app gets hard limits on CPU, memory, swap, disk and IO, enforced at the container level rather than by good manners. One busy deployment cannot starve the others on the node. Because the limits are real, the behaviour is predictable. Nothing creeps.

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Access you control

Invite the right people to the right deployment.

Sign-in is protected by two-factor and OAuth. Invite a teammate to a single deployment and give them exactly the permissions they need, and nothing more. When someone moves on, remove them once and every door closes at the same time.

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Built to be automated

Your deployments can manage themselves.

There is a documented API and outbound webhooks. Your own scripts can create a deployment, restart it, back it up or tear it down, and get told the moment something changes. Start in the browser, move to the API when you outgrow the clicks.

“Self-hosting should be a click, not a career. We run the hard parts so you can keep the fun ones.”
The Calyraen Labs team
Questions

Fair questions.

Do I need to know Linux?

No. If you can fill in a form, you can deploy. The terminal is there for when you want it, not because you need it.

What can I deploy?

A curated catalogue: game servers, Discord bots, voice servers, databases, developer runtimes and self-hosted tools. It grows steadily.

Is it a full virtual machine?

No, and that is the point. Apps run in isolated containers, which start faster and stay safer, with fair limits on what each one can use. If you need a whole operating system to yourself, one of our servers is the better fit.

Who keeps it running?

We do. The nodes, the updates and the plumbing are our job. Your app is yours.

Ready when you are

Deploy something tonight.

Tell us what you want to run and we will help you get it live.

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