Self-Hosted Docker Management

Deploy Docker Stacks with One Click

ReadyStackGo makes Docker Compose deployments easy. Install with one command, manage stacks through an intuitive web interface.

$ Quick Install:
curl -fsSL https://readystackgo.pages.dev/install.sh | sudo bash
Early Development

Project Under Active Development

ReadyStackGo is currently in an early development phase. There is no official release yet. The software may change at any time and is not yet suitable for production use.

No stable release available
APIs and features may change
Not recommended for production
Feedback and contributions welcome
In Practice

"Beautifully simple, simply beautiful."

Built for Real Business Applications

ReadyStackGo was developed with the goal of making even complex and demanding business stacks effortless to install and maintain. A prime example: ams.project by ams.Solution AG – a professional multi-project management solution.

With ReadyStackGo, installing ams.project takes just a few clicks.
ams.project - Multiprojektmanagement
Features

Why ReadyStackGo?

A modern platform for container management, built for simplicity and control.

Self-Hosted

Full control over your data. Runs on your own infrastructure without external dependencies.

One-Click Deployment

Deploy complex container stacks with a single click using pre-built templates.

Multi-Environment

Manage Development, Staging and Production environments from a single interface.

Web UI

Intuitive web interface for stack management, monitoring and configuration.

Git Integration

Load stack definitions directly from Git repositories. Automatic updates available.

Real-time Logs

Follow container logs in real-time for quick debugging and monitoring.

Installation

Ready in 60 Seconds

Our bootstrap script handles everything: Docker installation, container setup and configuration. You just need a Linux server with root access.

Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora Only Ubuntu 20.04+ is officially supported
Root Access – via sudo or direct root login
Internet Access – for Docker and image downloads
Download script directly
Terminal
# Standard Installation (Port 8080)
$ curl -fsSL https://readystackgo.pages.dev/install.sh | sudo bash
# With alternative port
$ curl -fsSL https://readystackgo.pages.dev/install.sh | sudo bash -s 3000
[OK] Docker has been installed
[OK] ReadyStackGo is now running!
URL: http://192.168.1.100:8080