dyrector.io
  • Welcome 👋
  • Basics
    • Who is it for?
    • How it works
    • Components
    • Use cases
    • API
  • Tutorials
    • Getting started
    • Add your Node
    • Add your Registry
      • Add V2 Registry
      • Add Docker Hub Registry
      • Add GitHub Registry
      • Add GitLab Registry
      • Add Google Registry
      • Add Unchecked Registry
    • Create your Project
      • Create a versionless project
      • Create a versioned project
        • Create a Rolling Version
        • Create an Incremental Version
        • Add a version to your Versioned Project
    • Deploy your Project
    • Create Chat Notifications
    • Inject Files to a Container
  • Features
    • Core functionality
    • Templates
      • Vaultwarden
      • Strapi
      • Cal.com
      • WordPress
      • Minecraft Server
      • Google Microservices Demo
      • Self-managed GitLab
      • MLflow
      • Gitea
      • LinkAce
    • Continuous Deployment
    • Configuration management
      • Container configuration
      • Configuration bundle
    • Monitoring
    • Audit log
    • Storage
  • Self-managed
    • Quick start
    • CLI
    • Proxies
    • Environment variables
    • Self-signed certificates
  • Learn more
    • Changelog
    • Quality Assurance (QA)
    • Roadmap
      • Features in progress
      • Integrations in progress
    • Pricing
    • FAQ
      • Portainer vs. dyrector.io
    • Community
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  1. Basics

Who is it for?

In short: developers and DevOps engineers. But there's always a bit more nuanced answer.

Last updated 1 year ago

Developers / Software Engineers / Programmers

If you enjoy developing software more than configuring the containerized app you just created, dyrector.io is for you.

The platform helps you to spark up your containerized stack on any infra hassle-free, so you can spend more time doing things you like.

DevOps Engineers / SysAdmins

Imagine the platform as a hub where all the components of your infrastructure can be accessed, and containers can be started, shut down or restarted.

This hub not only grants you access to these resources, but also enables your teammates to interact with your applications in a self-service manner. You'll be only needed to help them with deployments and troubleshooting when necessary.

Indiehackers / Self-hosters

Tinkering with stuff is your passion, and we're here to help you with that. If a project you'd like to use has an OCI compatible image, you can set it up on your local machine, on-premises server or cloud infrastructure.

Tip for self-hosting enthusiasts: you can dyrector.io for free, unlimited, forever.

Startups / Organizations tired of vendor lock-ins

dyrector.io is the right platform for startups eyeing containerization. The platform's release management capabilities help you spend your funds on meaningful stuff instead of wasting valuable engineering hours on repeated, mundane tasks.

As an organization, you might already have invested in some type of infrastructure. Moving your services from that infrastructure is painful and resource-heavy. With the platform, it's completely unnecessary, because the platform can be used with your infrastructure right away. And in case you decide to leave the platform, you can do so by exporting YAML-files to avoid losing your data.

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