Docker Compose deployment
Single-server enterprise installations can run the application stack, workers, database, and supporting services through Docker Compose.
Enterprise deployment
On-premises options for controlled environments
Run Coroid close to your repositories, networks, and compliance controls with Docker Compose, Kubernetes, and enterprise Git integrations.
When cloud is not enough
Built for teams with strict network, data, or procurement boundaries.
Enterprise deployments keep the same Dark Factory workflow while moving runtime control, storage, and Git access into infrastructure your team governs.
Kubernetes deployment
Multi-server installations can use Kubernetes workloads, Helm-managed services, and autoscaling for larger engineering organisations.
Air-gapped profile
Offline deployments can pair local infrastructure with approved model options and self-managed update windows.
Enterprise Git access
Coroid supports local Git repositories, GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab, and PAT-based access patterns.
Deployment models
Choose the operating model that matches your controls.
Enterprise packaging keeps bootstrap configuration small while moving application settings into database-backed configuration and provider records.
Docker Compose
- Best for single-server installations
- Persistent volumes for database, repositories, and logs
- Fast installation path for pilots and contained teams
Kubernetes
- Best for multi-server and autoscaled deployments
- Helm-managed application, worker, sync, and runner services
- Works with managed or self-hosted PostgreSQL and object storage
Air-gapped
- Offline model and dependency strategies available for controlled networks
- Self-hosted secrets management and internal TLS controls
- Regular security updates delivered through Docker image releases
Rollout path
A practical installation sequence
1
Package
Download the enterprise distribution and required Docker images for the approved environment.
2
Configure
Set bootstrap values, database-backed configuration, storage providers, and feature flags.
3
Deploy
Run Docker Compose or apply Kubernetes manifests for the application and worker services.
4
Connect
Attach Git providers, PAT access, local repositories, and model routing for the first project.
Enterprise security controls stay local
On-premises deployments let regulated teams keep repository access, storage, credentials, and network policy inside their own control plane.
PAT authentication avoids broad third-party app installation requirements
Local Git access can use configured repository paths
Internal service traffic can use organisation-managed TLS
Secrets and sensitive settings stay inside self-managed infrastructure
Deployment review
Map your environment before implementation starts.
Bring your Git, network, storage, model, and compliance constraints. Coroid can turn them into a concrete enterprise deployment plan.