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$24.99per month
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Flagsmith hosting on xCloud runs a self-hosted feature flag platform where you ship and toggle features without redeploying, from your own dashboard and REST and SDK API. Deploy Flagsmith 2.276.0 on your own domain and xCloud runs the pinned unified image with a private PostgreSQL database, seeds the administrator with a generated password, closes public sign-up and publishes it over HTTPS in minutes.
Self-hosted Flagsmith is an open-source feature flagging tool. Upstream's README says it lets teams release features behind a flag, make changes remotely by toggling features on and off without deploying new code, run A/B and multivariate tests using segments, and manage organisations, projects and roles, with SDKs for many languages. It is a self-hosted alternative to hosted flag services such as LaunchDarkly and Split, and it is licensed BSD-3-Clause.
On xCloud the template runs the unified Flagsmith 2.276.0 image, which serves the dashboard and the REST and SDK API together, with PostgreSQL 15.5, both pinned by digest. One flagsmith_postgres_data volume holds users, organisations, projects, flags, identities and analytics. A one-shot service seeds the first superuser, and public sign-up is closed by default.
Self-hosting Flagsmith normally means a container, a private database, generated credentials, a domain and a certificate before a single flag exists. This is the same result without assembling any of it by hand.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Flagsmith from the OneClick catalog. Select a domain and enter the administrator email that will own the first account.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Flagsmith 2.276.0 image and a digest-pinned PostgreSQL 15.5-alpine database, run a one-shot admin-seed container that creates your administrator account, mount flagsmith_postgres_data, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Wait a few minutes for first-boot database migrations, then open your HTTPS URL and sign in with the administrator email and the generated password from your xCloud credential panel. Create an organisation, a project, an environment and your first flag, then point your SDKs at https://your-domain/api/v1/.
Flagsmith runs in full here — the open-source dashboard, SDK/REST API and flag storage, on infrastructure you control.
Create flags, remote config values and A/B tests, and read them back through the SDK/REST API at /api/v1/.
The dashboard and API run in a single container, so there is one HTTPS URL to sign in at and to point every SDK at.
Your administrator account is created from the email you enter at install, so there is no unguarded first-visitor setup window.
Public registration is rejected out of the box; invite teammates yourself from Organisation settings when you're ready.
Flags, organisations, projects, users and flag analytics live in a PostgreSQL database that is never exposed to the internet.
Flags, organisations, projects and users are kept on the database volume and come back intact after an xCloud Restart.
Managed hosting for Flagsmith, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
A product team wraps new features in flags, flips them per environment from the dashboard, and ships to production without a redeploy when the feature is ready.
A developer uses segments to release a feature to beta testers, collects feedback, and widens the audience, with flag state served to the client SDKs from their own API.
An engineer uses segments to run A/B tests on a new feature, comparing variations per user group, with identities and analytics stored in the same PostgreSQL database.
A company that does not want flag state and user identities held by a hosted vendor runs the service itself, with organisations, projects and roles for its teams.
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Feature flags and remote config for a project or small team.
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Yes. Flagsmith's open-source edition is released under the BSD 3-Clause licence, so the platform costs nothing in licences. xCloud bills for the dedicated Cloud VPS. Paid enterprise features are not in scope for this template.
Yes, and Flagsmith lists Docker among its hosting options. This template does it for you: the unified Flagsmith 2.276.0 image and PostgreSQL 15.5, pinned by digest, behind HTTPS. It is Flagsmith Docker hosting without writing the compose file or the seed step.
The floor is 1024 MB of RAM, so the 6 GB Cloud VPS sold here suits a Flagsmith cloud install. The Django app and PostgreSQL share the machine, and heavy SDK traffic with many identities needs more headroom.
A feature flag is a switch in your code that turns a feature on or off without deploying new code. Upstream describes wrapping a section of code with a flag and then using Flagsmith to toggle it for different environments, users or user segments.
Create a project, flags and an environment, then create SDK keys in the dashboard. Client SDKs should use your domain's /api/v1/ path as the API URL. The DJANGO host settings follow your live hostname on every restart, so do not override them in the app.
No. Public sign-up is closed with PREVENT_SIGNUP set to true, so strangers cannot register or create organisations on your server. Invite teammates from Organisation settings, or set it to false and redeploy if you want to reopen sign-up.
Upstream lists A/B testing, using segments to run A/B and multivariate tests on new features. You set that up in the dashboard after sign-in. The template supplies the platform; designing and measuring the experiments is up to your team.
Take a backup of the flagsmith_postgres_data volume, the only persistent volume, which holds users, organisations, projects, flags, identities and analytics. Use pg_dump for an application-consistent copy and keep DJANGO_SECRET_KEY with it. Test a restore before you rely on it.
There are no automatic upgrades. Flagsmith 2.276.0 is pinned by digest, and catalogue changes skip live sites. Back up the database volume first, read upstream's release notes, adopt a newer template version, and check that SDKs still receive flags.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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