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Run automation tools, deployment platforms, monitoring services, content systems, and private data applications on an Arct Cloud Linux VPS. Arct Cloud provides the unmanaged virtual machine. The applications in these guides are not preinstalled or managed by Arct Cloud. You remain responsible for installation, domains, TLS, application security, data protection, backups, and updates.
Plan recommendations are practical starting points, not performance guarantees. Check each application’s current upstream requirements and monitor real CPU, memory, storage, and outbound transfer usage after deployment.

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Automation and Deployment

n8n

Run workflow automation with persistent data, HTTPS webhooks, backups, and controlled updates.

Coolify

Operate a self-hosted application platform on a dedicated Linux server.

Dokploy

Deploy applications and databases through a Docker-based platform.

Sidekick

Provision an Ubuntu VPS and deploy Dockerfile-based apps with HTTPS and encrypted secrets.

Portainer

Manage Docker containers, volumes, networks, and Compose stacks from a web UI.

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Operations and Analytics

Uptime Kuma

Monitor services and publish a private or public status page.

Umami

Collect privacy-focused web analytics with a self-hosted PostgreSQL database.

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Content and Data

WordPress

Host a WordPress site with HTTPS, backups, and an update workflow.

Nextcloud

Operate a private file-sync and collaboration service.

Paperless-ngx

Archive, OCR, search, and organize private documents.

Immich

Back up and browse a private photo and video library.

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Security, Development, and AI

Vaultwarden

Run an unofficial Bitwarden-compatible password vault with HTTPS and backups.

Gitea

Host private Git repositories with separate web and SSH access.

Appwrite

Run a backend platform for authentication, databases, storage, and functions.

Hermes Agent

Install Hermes Agent and keep its messaging gateway running as a service.

OpenClaw

Run an always-on personal AI assistant with private dashboard access and messaging channels.

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Shared Responsibilities

Every public deployment should include:
  • A supported Linux image and current application release
  • A domain with valid DNS records
  • HTTPS on port 443
  • A firewall that exposes only required ports
  • Unique secrets and protected administrator accounts
  • Persistent storage with monitored free space
  • Automated off-server backups and tested restoration
  • A planned update window with release-note review and rollback data
Start with Deploy a Server, then follow the application-specific guide above.