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NZBHydra2 hosting from xCloud lets you deploy NZBHydra2 and give Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr one search endpoint for all your indexers. We run the pinned NZBHydra2 9.1.1 container, write your administrator login into the first configuration so a fresh instance is never open, mount a persistent volume for settings, indexer keys and the database, and publish the interface and API over HTTPS.
NZBHydra2 is a meta search and indexer proxy: a Usenet indexer proxy that also handles torrent trackers. You add your own Newznab and Torznab indexers once, and it merges and de-duplicates their results behind a single Newznab-compatible API. Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr and Readarr query that one endpoint, and NZBHydra2 keeps search history and indexer statistics. Run on your own server it is a self-hosted NZBHydra2, released under the GNU GPL v3.
On xCloud the template deploys NZBHydra2 9.1.1 as the LinuxServer image pinned by digest, a single container with its settings, indexer keys, H2 database, logs and backups on the nzbhydra2_config volume. Form login is enabled from the first start with the administrator account you chose. No indexers, downloader or media apps are bundled; you add your own.
Running NZBHydra2 yourself means a Java container, a config volume, a login you have to remember to switch on, a domain and a certificate before the first search. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick NZBHydra2 from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain, set an administrator username and password (the password is generated if you leave it empty) and a timezone.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the NZBHydra2 container pinned by immutable digest, mount the nzbhydra2_config volume for settings, indexer keys, database, logs and backups, enable form login from the first start, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS NZBHydra2 URL (the first start takes about a minute) and sign in. Add your own indexers under Config, then copy the API key from Config > Main into Sonarr, Radarr or a similar app.
NZBHydra2 runs in full here: a search and indexer proxy on your own domain, with the configuration and database on a volume you own.
Add your indexers once and expose them to your media managers as a single Newznab-compatible API.
Add Newznab and Torznab indexers under Config and test them from the same interface.
Results from several indexers are merged and de-duplicated into one list.
Review search history and per-indexer statistics from the History and Stats pages.
Form login and access restrictions are on from the first start, using the administrator account you chose in the install form.
Settings, indexer keys, the database, logs and backups live on the nzbhydra2_config volume and survive an xCloud Restart.
Managed hosting for NZBHydra2, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Enter your indexers once in NZBHydra2 and point Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr at a single URL and API key.
Merge results from several indexers and drop the duplicates before they reach your media apps.
Use search history and indexer statistics to review what was searched and which indexers answered.
Keep the web interface behind a login from the first start and the API behind its API key, on a public HTTPS URL.


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One indexer proxy for a household or small team's media apps.
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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. NZBHydra2 itself is licensed by its maintainers under GPL-3.0.
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Yes. NZBHydra2 is GPL-3.0 software, so there is no licence fee and no per-indexer charge from the project. You pay for the Cloud VPS running the Java container and its nzbhydra2_config volume. Your indexers' own memberships are separate and are not provided here.
Idle, the Java process used about 340 MiB in QA, against a manifest floor of 512 MB RAM, a single core and 2 GB disk. Upstream's default Java heap is 256 MiB, so many indexers or big result sets can need more. The 6 GB tier gives that room.
Yes, and this template is NZBHydra2 Docker hosting without the setup: the LinuxServer 9.1.1 image pinned by tag and digest, a nzbhydra2_config volume, form login seeded on first start, and HTTPS on your own domain. No indexers or downloader come with it.
Add your HTTPS URL as a Newznab indexer in Sonarr, Radarr or a similar app, and paste the API key from Config > Main as its API key. The API is authenticated by that key rather than by the login form, so keep the key private.
Both sit between indexers and media managers, and Prowlarr has its own OneClick page here. NZBHydra2 presents your indexers as one Newznab API, merges and de-duplicates results, and keeps search history and statistics. Compare each tool's indexer support against the sources you use.
The interface starts behind form login with restrictions on, and the API needs its key. Upstream serves a static Swagger UI page without sign-in and has no setting to turn it off, so restrict it at your own proxy if that matters to you.
Use the administrator username and password from the install form; the password is generated if you left it empty. Change users later under Config > Authorization, because editing the environment values does not change an existing login. The first start takes about a minute.
Back up the whole nzbhydra2_config volume, which holds nzbhydra.yml with your indexer API keys, the H2 database, logs and the app's own backup zips. Copy it while the app is stopped or idle, then test a restore into an isolated instance.
Your install keeps NZBHydra2 9.1.1 until you adopt a newer template version, because the container's own updater is disabled. Copy nzbhydra2_config first, since it holds indexer keys, and skim upstream's release notes. Nothing runs an upgrade for you in the background.
No. NZBHydra2 bundles no indexers, downloader or media application, and the template adds none. You add only indexers and download clients you are authorised to use, then point your media apps at the NZBHydra2 URL.
This page is your own NZBHydra2 cloud: a dedicated Cloud VPS running one container with your indexer keys and history on a volume you control. It is a private instance of the open-source app, not a shared multi-user service.
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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