KipperKubernetes for teams that ship

Deploy apps, databases, and functions on your own Kubernetes cluster. Manage them with a CLI and web console.

One-Command Install

Run the installer from your computer to set up a supported Ubuntu or Debian server with Kubernetes, HTTPS, storage, and authentication.

Deploy Without YAML

Deploy a container image or build from a Git repository. Kipper creates the Kubernetes resources and public route.

Web Console

A clean dashboard to manage your cluster, projects, and apps. Includes real-time log streaming and dark mode.

Free Subdomains

Every cluster gets a free *.kipper.run subdomain with automatic SSL. Bring your own domain when you are ready.

Built-in Secrets

Use hidden prompts to enter secrets and masked listings to manage them. Keep sensitive values separate from ordinary configuration.

Open Source

Run Kipper on infrastructure you control. The source code is available under the Apache 2.0 license.

Start here

New to Kipper? Follow Getting Started to install a cluster and deploy your first app.
Joining a team? Use Team Access to connect to an existing cluster.
Ready to deploy? Choose an image or Git repository, then add services and configuration.
Operating a cluster? Read about backups, monitoring, and security.

A cluster is the Kubernetes installation on your server or servers. A project groups related workloads and team members. Each project environment has its own namespace for apps, services, and data. Start with one environment and add more as your workflow grows.