Belune

Features

What Belune can do, at a glance.

Belune runs a full application platform on a single Docker host — deploys, managed databases, TLS, and the operational tooling to run them. This is a tour of what's included; each item links to its guide.

Application Deployment

  • Deploy from a git repository, a prebuilt image, or a one-click template — see Application Walkthrough and Templates.
  • Zero-config builds (Railpack / buildpacks), Dockerfile builds, and prebuilt images — see Builders.
  • Auto-deploy with hooks, rollbacks, rebuilds of a pinned commit, and reload without a rebuild — see Deployments.
  • Git integrations: GitHub App and OAuth — see Git.

Application Operations

  • Domains and path-based routing — see Domains.
  • Per-app environment variables — see Environment variables.
  • Volume mounts and file/config mounts with reveal-on-demand secrets — see Mounts.
  • Leveled logs with live streaming — see Logs & metrics.
  • Per-app metrics — CPU, memory, and network I/O — see Logs & metrics.
  • An in-container terminal — see Terminal.

Databases

  • Managed Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis (plus a generic image type) — see Databases.
  • Backups to local or S3-compatible destinations, scheduled or on demand — see Backups & restore.
  • Guarded major-version upgrades and SSH-tunnel external access.

TLS & Certificates

  • Automatic HTTPS via Caddy and custom certificates with visible certificate status — see Certificates.

Server Operations

  • One-line install with public-IP detection, and a version-pinned updater — see Install and Updating.
  • Server maintenance: disk cleanup, proxy reconcile, and instance settings — see Configurations.
  • A read-only Docker admin view — see Docker.
  • Notifications, users & roles, quotas, and an audit log.

Security

  • Session auth with CSRF protection, encrypted-at-rest secrets, audit logging, and per-user rate limiting.

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