Your infrastructure. A simpler way to deploy.
Keep your VPS and your provider account. Connect a dedicated Linux server to Infralane, then manage your application deployments for free.
Connect your serverConfigured capacity illustration. These bars do not show live utilization.
Your server becomes a resource pool.
A resource pool is the capacity your applications share. When you bring your own server, its CPU, memory and storage provide that capacity.
Your CPU
Allocate processing capacity to your applications within the server’s limits.
Your memory
Set application memory limits and leave headroom for builds and deployments.
Your storage
Use persistent volumes where needed. Keep an independent backup of important data.
Connect once. Deploy from one place.
You need a supported Linux VPS, root access and a public IPv4 address. The dashboard guides you through installing Crane, the agent that connects your server.
1. Bring a Linux server
Use a fresh, dedicated VPS with a public IPv4 address and root access. You choose the provider and pay it directly.
Check server requirements2. Connect it to Infralane
Name your server in the dashboard. Run the verified installer, review its changes and enter your one-time setup token.
Follow the setup guide3. Deploy your applications
Choose GitHub, a Docker image or ZIP source. Infralane runs the deployment on your server and brings configuration and logs together.
Deploy your first application
Keep control of your server.
Crane connects outbound to Infralane. You do not give Infralane your SSH password or private key. Disconnecting revokes management access while preserving your VPS and running workloads.
Hosted capacity is still an option.
If you prefer to purchase a resource pool from Infralane, review the current configuration and charge in the dashboard. It is a separate paid choice.
About optional hosted pools