Cloud VPS 6 GB
The lightest size. The baseline asks for 4096 MB of RAM.
$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
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Infisical hosting on xCloud gives your team a self-hosted secrets manager for API keys, credentials and environment variables, with versioning and access controls. Deploy Infisical from the OneClick catalog and xCloud starts the pinned v0.165.16 image with private PostgreSQL and Redis, generates the encryption key and secrets, mounts two volumes and publishes it over HTTPS. Open the setup page right away to create the admin account, and back up the encryption key.
Infisical is, in its README's words, the open source security infrastructure platform that teams use for secrets, certificates and privileged access management. Its secrets features include a dashboard across projects and environments, syncs to other platforms, versioning with point-in-time recovery, rotation, dynamic secrets, secret scanning, a Kubernetes operator and an agent that injects secrets without code changes, plus a private certificate authority. Self-hosted Infisical is a secrets manager you run yourself instead of a hosted one such as Doppler. Its core is MIT, while some code under ee directories needs a separate licence.
On xCloud this template deploys Infisical v0.165.16, pinned by digest, with private PostgreSQL 16 and Redis 7. Data sits on postgres_data and redis_data. The stack needs 4 GB of RAM. Stored secrets cannot be decrypted without the generated encryption key, so back it up with the database volume. Email is not configured until you add SMTP settings.
Running a secrets manager yourself means a database, a queue, generated keys and a certificate before the first secret is stored. This is the same starting point without assembling each part.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account, choose Infisical from the OneClick catalog and select a domain. Nothing else to fill in.
Step 02
xCloud generates the credentials, starts pinned Infisical image with Postgres and Redis, and publishes it over HTTPS.
Step 03
Save the Encryption Key, then create the admin in the setup wizard at your HTTPS URL. Signup closes once it exists.
Infisical runs in full here: a self-hosted secrets platform on a server you control, with the setup steps handled at install.
Keep application secrets for every environment in one dashboard, with version history and point-in-time recovery to roll back.
Control who can read and change secrets with access controls and approvals, with audit logging for your team to review.
Give applications access through machine identities, using the SDKs, CLI and REST API that Infisical provides for app access.
Secret syncs, rotation and dynamic secrets are part of upstream's feature set. Some enterprise features need a separate Infisical licence.
xCloud generates the encryption key, auth secret and database and cache passwords. Save the Encryption Key from the protected credentials.
Postgres 16 and Redis 7 run on a private network with their own volumes, and both survived a backend and Redis restart in verification.
Hosting for Infisical on a dedicated Cloud VPS, with HTTPS and generated credentials handled at install. Upgrades, backups and email settings remain yours.
Your team keeps API keys and credentials per project and environment in one place, instead of scattering them across env files and chat messages.
You push secrets from Infisical to platforms such as GitHub or a Kubernetes cluster, so deployments pick up changes from one source of truth.
You track every change to a secret, roll back a bad edit with point-in-time recovery and rotate supported credentials on a schedule.
A company that does not want its credentials in a hosted secrets service keeps them encrypted in a PostgreSQL volume it controls.
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The lightest size. The baseline asks for 4096 MB of RAM.
$24.99per month
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS on xCloud. Billed monthly with no lock-in; delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. Infisical itself is MIT-licensed, with ee/ code under a separate licence.
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The core is. Infisical's open-source core is MIT, and the licence file is linked from here at the pinned v0.165.16 tag, but some features under its ee directories need a separate Infisical licence, which this template does not include. xCloud bills for the Cloud VPS, not for Infisical.
Yes, and this Infisical Docker hosting template does it for you: the upstream infisical/infisical image, pinned by digest, runs beside private PostgreSQL and Redis containers on your own server, with HTTPS in front of port 8080. It is not an Infisical cloud account, so secrets stay with you.
The template manifest asks for 4096 MB of RAM and 2 CPU cores for the whole stack, as upstream recommends. That floor is why this page sells the 16 GB tier, not the 6 GB one. The first boot runs migrations, which can take a few minutes.
Open your HTTPS address and Infisical redirects to the instance setup page, where you create the admin account and organization. Do it immediately: until the admin exists, anyone who reaches the URL can create it. Back up the encryption key shown in the credentials.
No. Never change either after setup: stored secrets and sessions become unreadable. Keep a copy of ENCRYPTION_KEY with your database backup, because without it stored secrets cannot be decrypted. Redis's password can be edited in the environment, but the database password needs rotating inside PostgreSQL first.
No. Invitations and password-reset emails need outbound email, so add the SMTP settings together in the Environment editor and redeploy, leaving them unset until you have real values. Telemetry and the weekly update check are switched off by default in this template.
A private PostgreSQL 16 container and a Redis 7 container, neither published to the internet. Redis holds the job queue and locks, so it runs with append-only persistence and the noeviction policy Infisical requires. The Infisical container itself is stateless.
Back up the postgres_data and redis_data volumes and keep a copy of ENCRYPTION_KEY somewhere safe, separate from the volumes if possible. Without the key a restored database cannot decrypt stored secrets. Test a restore on a disposable install before relying on the backup.
Catalog updates do not touch a running v0.165.16 install, and you pick the moment to adopt a newer template version. Back up both volumes and the encryption key first and read the upstream release notes. A newer upstream tag already exists, and migrations run on start.
It can be, if you need a self-hosted secrets store. Infisical offers a team dashboard, secret syncs, versioning with point-in-time recovery, rotation and dynamic secrets. This page makes no feature-parity claim with Vault, so check licences and the features you need first.
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.
Deploy Infisical in a few minutes. There are no extra install fields, and no plan you have to grow into.