Hosting

About self-hosting DevZero

As organizations scale, the demand for secure, flexible, and cost-effective infrastructure management grows. The ability to self-hosted a DevZero deployment addresses this by enabling enterprises to deploy fully managed development environments within their private infrastructure.

Whether on-premises or in your cloud account, self-hosting will allow your team to maintain complete control over your development workflows and data.

Hosting Options

1. Fully-hosted SaaS:
   • Available at devzero.io/dashboard
   • Suitable for most software engineering teams with fewer than 250 engineers
   • You just sign up and start using it! No need to talk to us
2. Dedicated SaaS:
   • Available either at devzero.io/dashboard or some other domain
   • Suitable for teams:
     • with more than 250 engineers, but fewer than 1000 engineers
     • who have bespoke compute, security or compliance requirements
   • You can start by signing up on your own, but you'll need to reach out to support@devzero.io to upgrade your hosting model
3. Self-hosted:
   • Hosted on your cloud or on your hardware (currently, it is offered as part of our Enterprise plan)
   • Suitable for teams with over 1000 engineers or those operating in regulated markets
   • Check out Self Hosting to see how it works
   • Send us a note to support@devzero.io or devzero.io/contact if you want to learn more.

For Enterprises

Many organizations require infrastructure that ensures:

• Data Privacy and Compliance: Keep sensitive data and logs entirely within your environment to meet internal policies and external regulations.
• Infrastructure Customization: Configure environments to suit your organization's unique operational and compliance needs.
• Improved Cost Visibility: Allocate and monitor costs associated with infrastructure operations with better granularity.
• Proximity to End-Users: Deploy data planes close to developers to ensure low latency and an efficient development experience.

Audience

This section of the docs is for technical decision-makers, including senior engineers and CTOs, who are exploring ways to self-host DevZero efficiently. It provides clear, actionable steps to set up DevZero on a a variety of infrastructures, giving you the tools to manage and operate your development infrastructure independently.