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OTS hosting on xCloud gives you a self-hosted one-time secret sharing service, so passwords, API keys and small files travel as a link that works once. Deploy OTS from the OneClick catalog and xCloud launches the pinned image next to a private Valkey with a generated password, mounts a persistent volume and publishes the site over HTTPS. Secrets are encrypted in the browser, so the server only ever stores ciphertext.
OTS is a one-time-secret sharing platform. Its README explains that a secret is encrypted with symmetric 256-bit AES in the browser before it is sent to the server, that a URL carrying the secret's ID and the password is generated, and that the password never reaches the server. The secret is deleted on first read. Self-hosted OTS means that service runs on your own domain, rather than a public instance or a hosted service such as OneTimeSecret. Its licence is Apache-2.0.
Here this template deploys OTS v1.23.0 as the official image, pinned by digest, with a private Valkey 9.1.2 that stores the encrypted secrets on the ots_valkey_data volume. HTTPS is on your domain, and secrets expire after at most seven days. OTS has no accounts or login, so anyone who can reach the site can create secrets.
Self-hosting a one-time secret tool normally means a container, a private cache service, a domain and a certificate before you can share a single secret. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick OTS from the OneClick catalog. Enter a domain — the template needs no other app-specific fields.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned OTS v1.23.0 image, generate the private Valkey password, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain, usually within a minute.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS OTS URL, type or paste a secret, optionally attach a file and pick an expiry, then copy the full link — including the part after # — and send it over a private channel.
OTS runs in full here — browser-side encryption, one-time links, expiry and file attachments, on infrastructure you control.
Secrets are encrypted before they leave the browser; the server stores only ciphertext, and the decryption key stays in the link fragment.
Each secret works once. After the first read, it is deleted — nothing to clean up later.
There is nothing to sign up for or administer — create a secret and share the link.
Secrets expire on their own; this template caps lifetime at 7 days even if nobody opens the link.
Attach files alongside a secret — the interface advertises up to 64 MiB.
Encrypted secrets are stored on a server you control instead of a third-party secret-sharing account.
Managed hosting for OTS, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
An IT admin pastes a temporary password into OTS, copies the full link including the part after the hash, and sends it over a private channel; the secret is deleted the first time it is read.
A developer hands a key to a contractor as a one-time link instead of pasting it into a chat or ticket, so the plain text never sits in a log or an inbox.
A consultant attaches a small file to a secret, picks an expiry and sends the link, and the file stays on the server only until it expires or is read.
A team that does not want to use a public instance hosts OTS on its own domain, restricts the site if needed with Basic Auth at the access layer, and decides how long secrets may live.
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Yes. OTS is free and open source under Apache-2.0, linked from this page at the pinned v1.23.0 tag. Your xCloud bill covers only the Cloud VPS, not OTS, and the software adds no per-secret fee. The Valkey store beside it is a separate BSD-licensed project.
Yes, and this OTS Docker hosting template does it for you: the official ghcr.io/luzifer/ots image and a private Valkey container, both pinned by digest, run via Docker Compose on a server you rent, not an OTS cloud account. HTTPS is in front of port 3000.
The template manifest asks for 512 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 4 GB of disk as a floor. Valkey is bounded to 256 MB with no eviction, so a full store refuses new secrets rather than dropping old ones. This page sells the 6 GB tier, which leaves ample headroom.
No. Per upstream's README, the secret is encrypted with AES 256-bit in the browser before upload, and the decryption key stays in the link's URL fragment, so the server stores only ciphertext. Anyone holding the complete link can read it once, so send it over a private channel.
At most seven days on this install. SECRET_EXPIRY is set to 604800 seconds, and upstream's own default of 0 would keep secrets forever. A secret is also deleted when it is first read. Edit SECRET_EXPIRY in the Environment editor and redeploy to change the cap.
No. OTS has no accounts, login or administrator role, and this template adds none, so anyone who can reach the site can create secrets and attach files, which stay on your server until they expire or are read. Optional Basic Auth at the access layer is not enabled by default.
Yes, small files. The template README says secrets and small file attachments are encrypted in the browser, and stored as ciphertext until they expire or are read. Because anyone can create secrets here, watch the disk and the 256 MB Valkey bound if the site is open to the public.
Yes. Upstream's README describes ots-cli, which creates and fetches secrets from scripts, and lets you set the instance and attach files. Avoid sending a plain secret straight to any server where you can, since OTS is built so the server never learns it. Point ots-cli at your own domain.
Include the whole ots_valkey_data volume in your backup and keep the generated Valkey password stable beside it. An older backup can bring back ciphertext of secrets that were later read or expired, so a backup is not risk-free for a burn-after-reading tool. Test restores on a disposable install.
Upgrades are not automatic. The template pins OTS v1.23.0 and Valkey 9.1.2 by immutable digest, and changes to the template only affect new installs. Back up ots_valkey_data, read the upstream release notes, then adopt a newer template version when one is published, and never remove the volume.
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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