UI Bakery on-premise
Deploy UI Bakery locally to manage your data from your private network
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We understand that you might have lots of data accessible from your private network, that’s why you can use UI Bakery's self-hosted version for your benefit.
On-premise version grants you:
Custom SAML/oAuth2 SSO (available in Enterprise plan);
Custom branding (available in Enterprise plan);
Custom domain hosting;
Data is stored securely under your own VPS.
UI Bakery on-premise version license key can be obtained here.
UI Bakery is also SOC 2 compliant, demonstrating our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of data security and operational integrity. Through our Trust Portal, you can request our latest SOC reports, penetration test (pentest) reports, and details about our internal security policies.
Install the on-premise version following our installation instructions (for Linux).
For other installation options, check out our detailed guides here.
Any issues during installation? They may already be described here, check it out.
Once the installation is complete, open the browser using the URL and port you provided during installation (by default, it is http://localhost:3030/).
By default, the Login page will open - navigate to the Register page (default - http://localhost:3030/auth/register). There, you need to sign up with your credentials - email and password.
After signing up, you'll be prompted to create a new workspace where you can start building your apps.
It’s important to point out that your UI Bakery cloud version (if you have one) and UI Bakery on-premise are not connected in any way – they are not synchronized and are completely separate from each other.
Once you create your workspace, it will be empty without any apps that you might have in your cloud version. However, you can export your apps from cloud and import them to the self-hosted version. It's also possible to import a linked GitHub repository.
Our self-hosted version doesn't differ from the cloud in terms of app building, but the process of inviting users is a little bit different.
When inviting users here, they won't receive an email unless you've set up email provider to enable sending emails to users. If you haven't, then after inviting, you'll also need to send users a link to your workspace so that they will be able to register and get access to it.
Once a week, we release on-premise updates and you don't want to miss out on them.
Check out the guides below on updating your self-hosted version:
Still got questions left? Don't hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected]. Our team is always willing to help.
The sending of emails will require additional configuration on the local instance, although the invitation system works so that any invited email can access the organization by creating an account.
Google Sheets connection requires additional setup.
Salesforce connection requires additional setup.
Configuring blob storage is necessary for image component uploads.