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$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
- Unlimited
Deploy Langfuse hosting and run a self-hosted LLM observability platform where traces, prompts and API keys stay on infrastructure you control. xCloud starts the pinned web and worker images with private PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse and MinIO services, creates your owner account, default project and API keys, and publishes the interface and ingestion API over HTTPS on your domain, ready for your first trace.
Langfuse is an open-source LLM engineering platform. Upstream says it helps teams develop, monitor, evaluate and debug AI applications, with LLM application tracing, prompt management with version control, evaluations including LLM-as-a-judge, datasets, an LLM playground and a comprehensive API. The core is MIT-licensed; code under the ee folders has a separate enterprise licence and is not described here. Self-hosted Langfuse is the option for teams that would otherwise send traces to a hosted account such as LangSmith.
On xCloud the template runs the langfuse and langfuse-worker 4.50.0 images, pinned by digest, with PostgreSQL 17, Redis 7, ClickHouse 25.12 and MinIO on the private network and five persistent volumes. It is the v4 line, so send traces with a v4-compatible SDK or OpenTelemetry. Public sign-up is off; the owner, organization, project and API keys come from the install.
Self-hosting Langfuse normally means a web service, a worker, four private data services, a domain and a certificate before a single trace lands. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Langfuse from the OneClick catalog. Enter a domain and the administrator email and password for the owner account.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Langfuse 4.50.0 web and worker images alongside PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse and MinIO, create the owner account, default organization, project and API keys, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Save the login, project IDs and API keys from the protected installation credentials, sign in, then point a v4-compatible SDK or an OpenTelemetry exporter at your site and send a first trace.
Langfuse runs in full here — its tracing, evaluation and prompt tooling, on infrastructure you control.
Track traced LLM calls plus retrieval, embedding and agent steps, then inspect and debug logs and user sessions in a self-hosted UI.
Ingest traces with a v4-compatible Langfuse SDK (Python 4.7.0+, JS/TS 5.4.0+) or any OpenTelemetry exporter pointed at /api/public/otel.
Manage prompts and run evaluations alongside the traces they came from, in the same project.
A generated owner account, default organization, project and API keys are ready the moment the deploy finishes — public sign-up stays disabled.
Trace data, prompts and settings stay on a server you control instead of a third-party observability account.
PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, MinIO and Redis each persist on their own volume, all surviving a restart — verified by restarting every container and confirming an ingested trace was still returned.
Managed hosting for Langfuse, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
An AI team can trace every LLM call, along with retrieval and agent steps, in a UI on its own server, so prompts and customer text never leave infrastructure the team controls.
Manage prompts centrally with version control, so engineers and non-engineers iterate collaboratively on the same prompt, and server and client caching keeps that iteration from adding latency to the application.
Run evaluations, including LLM-as-a-judge, against traces and datasets to catch regressions before a prompt change reaches users, with results beside the traces they came from.
When an agent gives a bad answer, open its trace to see each retrieval, model call and tool step, then reproduce the case in the playground with the same prompt and settings.
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Yes, and this template does it for you. It runs the Langfuse web and worker images with PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse and MinIO on a private network, creates the owner account, default organization, project and API keys, and publishes the interface over HTTPS. Upstream's own docs describe a single-VM Compose setup of the same shape.
Beyond the web and worker containers, it needs PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse and S3-compatible object storage. The template supplies all four as private containers, so only the web interface is published. The first boot runs PostgreSQL and ClickHouse migrations and can take several minutes before the sign-in page responds.
The template manifest asks for 16384 MB of RAM, 4 CPU cores and 40 GB of disk, matching the sizing of upstream's official Compose setup, because six services share the machine. That is why this page sells the 16 GB Cloud VPS and not the 6 GB tier. Heavy trace volume grows ClickHouse storage.
Yes. Langfuse's core is open source under the MIT licence. Code in its ee folders falls under a separate enterprise licence, and this template does not enable those features unless you add a licence key yourself. The xCloud charge covers the Cloud VPS and the deployment, never the MIT-licensed code.
This is Langfuse v4, so use a v4-compatible SDK (Python 4.7.0+ or JS/TS 5.4.0+) or any OpenTelemetry exporter pointed at your domain's /api/public/otel path with the x-langfuse-ingestion-version: 4 header. Use the public and secret keys from your credentials. The legacy ingestion endpoint rejects events.
Yes. Upstream lists integrations with LangChain, OpenAI, LlamaIndex and LiteLLM, among others. LangChain support works by passing a callback handler to your application. Point the SDK at your own site's HTTPS address and keys instead of Langfuse Cloud, and use a v4-compatible SDK version.
Web and worker are held at 4.50.0 by digest. A newer release means saving all five volumes plus your environment values, reading upstream's notes and selecting a later template version, which swaps both images together. Database migrations then run during the next start.
A Langfuse backup covers five volumes together with your environment values: langfuse_postgres_data, langfuse_clickhouse_data, langfuse_clickhouse_logs, langfuse_redis_data and langfuse_minio_data. Stop the stack before a filesystem snapshot for consistency, keep a copy off-server and test a restore. Upstream notes a single VM has no built-in backups.
Public sign-up is disabled by default. To allow it, set AUTH_DISABLE_SIGNUP to false in the Environment editor and redeploy. To invite people instead, set both SMTP_CONNECTION_URL and EMAIL_FROM_ADDRESS first, since the template configures no email, then invite users from the organization settings.
Yes. Under Langfuse cloud use, xCloud sets up a dedicated Cloud VPS, deploys the six services and attaches your domain and certificate. Hardware you rent elsewhere can be enrolled as self-managed. Browser-direct media uploads to MinIO are not exposed on either.
Yes. For Langfuse Docker hosting the template runs the web and worker images, PostgreSQL, Redis, ClickHouse and MinIO as digest-pinned containers on one private network, with five named volumes and HTTPS in front. You do not write the compose file. Product telemetry defaults to on; set TELEMETRY_ENABLED to false to disable it.
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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