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Mixpost hosting on xCloud gives you a self-hosted social media scheduler for planning and publishing posts to networks such as X, Facebook and Mastodon. Deploy Mixpost from the OneClick catalog and xCloud starts the pinned Lite v2.6.0 image with private MySQL and Redis, generates the keys and admin password, mounts four volumes and publishes it over HTTPS under /mixpost. You connect each social account with your own credentials.
Mixpost is a social media management platform, and this template runs its open-source Lite edition. Its README says the repository contains the Lite version of Mixpost Pro, a commercial product, with Lite features kept distinct from Pro. Lite lets you create, organise and schedule posts for your networks, with a media library. Self-hosted Mixpost Lite is a scheduler you run yourself instead of a hosted one such as Buffer or Hootsuite. It is licensed under MIT.
On xCloud this template deploys Mixpost Lite v2.6.0, pinned by digest, with private MySQL 8 and Redis 7.2. Media, logs, database and queue each sit on their own volume. Pro and Enterprise features, the status page and Reverb are not included. You sign in at /mixpost/login, connecting networks needs your own OAuth app credentials, and rotating the app key breaks stored social credentials.
Self-hosting a social scheduler normally means a container, a database, a queue, generated credentials, a domain and a certificate before a single post is drafted. This is the same result without assembling any of it by hand.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Mixpost from the OneClick catalog. Select a domain — there's no install form; xCloud generates every credential for you.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Mixpost Lite v2.6.0 image with a digest-pinned MySQL 8.0 database and Redis 7.2 queue, neither with a published port, generate the app key, database credentials and a 32-character administrator password, mount all four storage volumes, and publish it over HTTPS at /mixpost on your domain.
Step 03
Allow a few minutes for first-boot migrations, then open your HTTPS /mixpost/login URL and sign in as admin@example.com with the generated password from your xCloud credential panel. Change the password from your Mixpost profile, then connect your social accounts.
Mixpost Lite runs in full here — its scheduling dashboard and media library on infrastructure you control.
Plan and publish posts for networks such as X, Facebook and Mastodon from one dashboard.
Accounts, posts and settings live in a private MySQL database on your own server, not a third party's.
xCloud generates the app key, database credentials and a 32-character administrator password — nothing to configure by hand.
The upstream default admin password is replaced at install; it was verified rejected, so there's no leftover factory credential.
Uploads up to 200 MB for video, with the proxy limit set to match, so larger clips aren't blocked at the edge.
Saved tags and settings survive an xCloud Restart, and the generated password still signs in afterward.
Managed hosting for Mixpost, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
You write posts, pick the networks and times, and let Mixpost publish them while you are away.
You connect X, Facebook, Mastodon and other networks shipped in the image and post from one interface.
You keep images and videos in a media library on your own server and attach them to several posts.
A small business that does not want its scheduling data in a hosted tool keeps it in MySQL and Redis volumes it controls.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Mixpost, MySQL and Redis. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
Scheduling and publishing for a small team or creator.
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. Mixpost Lite itself is free under the MIT license.
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Yes. Mixpost Lite is open source under the MIT licence, with the licence file linked from this page at the pinned 2.6.0 tag. xCloud bills for the Cloud VPS under it, not for Mixpost. Mixpost Pro and Enterprise are separate commercial products and are not included.
No. It is the open-source Lite edition, which the README describes as the Lite version of the commercial Mixpost Pro. Pro and Enterprise features, the status page and Reverb are not included in this template, so do not expect them in the dashboard.
Yes, and this Mixpost Docker hosting template does it for you: the inovector/mixpost Lite image, pinned by digest, runs beside private MySQL and Redis containers on your own server, with HTTPS in front under /mixpost. It is not a Mixpost cloud account, so posts stay with you.
The template manifest asks for 2048 MB of RAM as a floor for the app, MySQL and Redis together. Uploaded media and queue size grow the volumes. This page sells the 6 GB tier, which leaves wide headroom above that floor for scheduling and uploads.
Open /mixpost/login on your domain and sign in as admin@example.com with the generated password from the credentials. Do not delete that account, because Mixpost recreates it with the upstream default password on the next start if it is missing. Change the password from the Mixpost profile.
No. The container log prints the upstream banner Password: changeme at startup, but the install replaces that default with the generated administrator password, so changeme does not work. Sign in with the generated password from the credentials panel.
Yes. Publishing to any network needs your own social-account OAuth connection from inside Mixpost, and xCloud does not automate that step. Lite includes the networks shipped in the image, such as X, Facebook and Mastodon, but each network's own developer rules apply.
No. ADMIN_PASSWORD is applied once at install and does not rotate an existing account if you edit it later. Change the password from the Mixpost profile instead. APP_KEY, APP_URL and mail settings are rewritten from the environment on every start.
Video uploads can be up to 200 MB, but a single request through Cloudflare is still capped near 100 MB. If your domain is proxied by Cloudflare, large videos may fail, so test an upload of your usual size before you schedule a campaign.
Back up all four volumes together: mixpost_storage holds uploaded media, mixpost_mysql holds the database, mixpost_redis holds queue state and mixpost_logs holds logs. Keep APP_KEY with them, because rotating it breaks stored social credentials. Test a restore.
A running install stays on pinned v2.6.0 until you adopt a newer template version, so catalog updates leave it alone. Back up the volumes and APP_KEY first and read the Mixpost release notes, since migrations run on start. Then sign in and check a scheduled post.
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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