Introduction
A self-hosted mini-PaaS for a single Linux VPS.
On this page
Quasar turns a blank Linux VPS into a small hosting platform, with one command. You get:
- an admin dashboard on
admin.your-domain.com, - containerised applications, each on its own subdomain,
- automatic HTTPS for all of them.
New to it? Start with the installation, then read the concepts — they are the words the rest of this documentation uses.
Install Quasar
DNS, ports, one command, first sign-in.
Deploy an application
From an image, a Git repository or a compose file.
Pick from the catalogue
About 60 self-hosted services, ready to deploy.
Build a station
Fill in a form, get a station document you can install.
The troubleshooting page collects the usual failures and what causes them: a certificate that never arrives, a stack whose domain reaches nothing, a setting that seems to do nothing, a disk filling up.
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Getting started | Installing, the first settings worth having, updating. |
| Applications | Deploying, domains and TLS, storage, limits, protection, logs. |
| Catalogue | The ready-made entries, and writing your own. |
| Stations | Applications that come with their own control panel. |
| Server | Monitoring, notifications, backups, disk, users. |
| Reference | API, configuration variables, files on the server, security. |
| Tools | Helpers that run in your browser. |