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Pier
A lightweight, self-hosted PaaS written in Rust. Single ~15 MB binary. 20–40 MB RAM at idle. Open-source (AGPL-3.0) alternative to Coolify, Heroku, and Vercel. Deploys Docker containers, Compose stacks and Git repositories with automatic HTTPS, multi-server agents, alerts and notifications, scheduled S3 backups, load balancing with replicas and 35+ one-click templates.
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# Pier
> A lightweight, self-hosted PaaS written in Rust. Single ~15 MB binary. 20–40 MB RAM at idle. Open-source (AGPL-3.0) alternative to Coolify, Heroku, and Vercel. Deploys Docker containers, Compose stacks and Git repositories with automatic HTTPS, multi-server agents, alerts and notifications, scheduled S3 backups, load balancing with replicas and 35+ one-click templates.
Founded: 2026 by Aleksandr Litvinenko.
Language: Rust 2021. Runtime: Tokio. HTTP: Axum. Database: embedded SQLite (WAL).
Repository: https://github.com/joveptesg/pier
Current version: 1.0.0
Install: `curl -fsSL https://pier.team/install | sudo bash`
## Core pages
- [Home](https://pier.team/): what Pier is and why it exists
- [Services catalog](https://pier.team/services): 35+ official one-click templates (databases, dev tools, AI/vector, monitoring, CMS, games, VPN)
- [Features — Alerts & notifications](https://pier.team/features/alerts): 10 preset rules, Telegram/Discord/Slack/email
- [Features — Multi-server](https://pier.team/features/multi-server): lightweight agents, heartbeat, fleet dashboard
- [Features — Backups](https://pier.team/features/backups): scheduled DB & volume backups to S3 / Bunny.net
- [Features — Load balancing](https://pier.team/features/load-balancing): replicas with round-robin / weighted / sticky-cookie
- [Compare](https://pier.team/compare): Pier vs Coolify, Dokploy, Dokku, CapRover and Heroku
- [Changelog](https://pier.team/changelog): every release, reverse-chronological
- [Sponsor](https://pier.team/sponsor): crypto donations — TON, Tron (USDT-TRC20), Solana (SOL + USDT-SPL)
- [Docs](https://pier.team/docs/getting-started/introduction): installation, concepts, applications, security
- [llms-full.txt](https://pier.team/llms-full.txt): full plain-text documentation dump
## Key facts
- Idle RAM: 20–40 MB
- Binary size: ~15 MB
- Minimum VPS: 512 MB RAM, 1 vCPU (a $5/month node is enough)
- License: AGPL-3.0; commercial licenses available on request
- Secrets at rest: AES-256-GCM with a key stored outside the database
- Reverse proxy: Traefik + Let's Encrypt, automatic HTTPS, custom domains, path-based routing
- Database backups: cron-scheduled `pg_dump` / `mysqldump` / `mongodump` / `redis BGSAVE` to any S3-compatible bucket (incl. Bunny.net Storage Zones)
- Multi-server: lightweight Pier agents installed via `curl | sh`, heartbeat, system metrics, location tracking
- Alerts: 10 preset rules (CPU/RAM/disk high, container crashed, deploy/backup failed, agent offline, SSL expiring), routed to Telegram, Discord, Slack and email with cooldowns
- Load balancing: scale services 1→N replicas with round-robin, weighted, or sticky-cookie strategies; replicas distribute across servers
- Authentication: bcrypt password hashing, TOTP 2FA, JWT sessions with revocation, bearer API tokens
- Private registries: per-project and global registry credentials (Docker Hub, GHCR, GitLab CR, AWS ECR, Harbor) — encrypted at rest
- Self-update: atomic binary swap wit
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