Cloudgate documentation

Everything you can do in Cloudgate, how to do it, and where its edges are. Work in the console, hand the job to your AI agent, or script it from the terminal: the same Deployment, three ways in.

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Troubleshooting
Builds that fail, Servers that will not set up, domains without certificates.
Questions people ask
Short answers about plans, data, agents and self-hosting.
Self-host Cloudgate
Clone the public repository and install it on your own Ubuntu server, free under the Elastic License 2.0.
Report a bug
Open an issue on GitHub. Report a security problem privately from the repository's Security tab.

Questions about these docs

Where do I start with Cloudgate?

Start with the quickstart: sign up, get a Server (buy one or connect your own with one command), and press Deploy. The user guide then covers every screen of the console.

Can I use Cloudgate without the console?

Yes. The CLI deploys a folder from your terminal or CI, AI agents work through the MCP endpoint, and scripts can call the REST API with a Personal key.

Do these docs cover self-hosted Cloudgate?

Yes. The console, CLI, MCP endpoint and API are the same on the hosted instance and on your own install; pages mark what is hosted only (billing, bought Servers) or self-hosted only (instance settings, the license).

Where is the Cloudgate source code?

In the public repository octabyte-io/cloudgate on GitHub, source-available under the Elastic License 2.0. Its changelog says what each release changes; Install Cloudgate takes you from a clone to a running instance.

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