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TraLa hosting gives you a self-hosted links dashboard on your own domain: a searchable grid of services with automatic icons and optional grouping. Deploy TraLa 0.18.2 behind a Caddy Basic Auth gateway with a persistent config volume, over HTTPS in minutes. It starts with one sample link, and you add the rest by editing a configuration file over SSH on the server.
TraLa is a modern, dynamic dashboard that was written to show the services of a Traefik proxy, with icon auto-detection, smart grouping, manual services, a light and dark theme and several languages. A self-hosted TraLa is an alternative to a folder of browser bookmarks for a team that wants one searchable page of links, released under the MIT licence, with documentation published upstream.
On xCloud it is TraLa 0.18.2 with a Caddy gateway and a small Traefik, all pinned by digest, and the configuration file on the trala_config volume. The Traefik exists only because TraLa will not start without a Traefik API to read. It has no routers, so automatic discovery does not apply and the dashboard shows the manual links you add.
A TraLa install needs the dashboard, a Traefik API to read, an authentication gateway, a config file, a domain and a certificate before the first link appears. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick TraLa from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and an administrator username; the password is generated.
Step 02
One click. We start TraLa 0.18.2, a router-less Traefik and a Caddy gateway, all pinned by digest, copy a one-link starter file into trala_config and publish the dashboard over HTTPS behind Basic Auth. It is ready in about 30 seconds.
Step 03
Sign in with the Basic Auth login, then connect over SSH, edit /config/configuration.yml inside the container as root to add entries under services.manual, and restart the container so TraLa reads the file again.
TraLa runs here as a dashboard of manual links, with its configuration on a volume you control.
List links and services as a searchable grid, with a search box that can use the search engine of your choice.
Upstream finds icons using selfh.st icons, and your visitor's browser loads them from a public CDN, so the dashboard looks good without manual setup.
Group related services with the group setting on each entry, or let smart grouping organise them when enabled.
Entries under services.manual need a name and a URL and can set an icon, a group and a priority.
The theme follows your OS, and the interface is available in several languages, including English, German, Dutch and French.
TraLa has no login of its own, so a Caddy Basic Auth gateway in front keeps strangers from seeing your links and service names.
Managed hosting for TraLa, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Put your tools in a single searchable grid at your own domain instead of everyone keeping bookmarks.
List the services you run with icons and groups, behind a login.
Tag entries with groups such as Development so related services sit together.
Change the dashboard by editing one file, with no database or admin screen.



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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. TraLa is licensed under MIT.
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Not here. Upstream can auto-discover HTTP routers from Traefik, but this template bundles a Traefik with no routers, only so TraLa can start. The dashboard shows manual links from the configuration file, beginning with one sample link.
Connect over SSH, edit /config/configuration.yml inside the container as root, adding entries under services.manual with a name, a URL and optionally an icon, group and priority. Restart the container so TraLa reads the file again.
TraLa has none of its own. A Caddy gateway puts HTTP Basic Authentication in front of the whole dashboard and API, with the username you chose and a generated password. Keep that gateway in place, because without it the dashboard is public.
Yes. Upstream publishes a container image, and this template is TraLa Docker hosting with the pieces already joined: the 0.18.2 image, Traefik and Caddy pinned by digest, a config volume and HTTPS on your own domain.
The manifest asks for just 128 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 1 GB of disk, since TraLa is a small Go dashboard. The 6 GB plan sits far above that and leaves room for other apps.
Upstream detects icons using selfh.st icons, loaded by the visitor's browser from a public CDN. That means viewers contact the CDN when the page loads, which you can change with the icon base URL setting.
Yes. TraLa is MIT licensed, so running it carries no licence cost. You pay just for the Cloud VPS that serves it, which gives you a TraLa cloud of your own instead of a hosted start page.
Yes, with optional environment settings listed as comments in the site environment: language, search engine URL, refresh interval and grouping. Uncomment one, then Save and Redeploy. Defaults are English and a Google search, and refreshes every 30 seconds.
Back up the trala_config volume, which holds configuration.yml with your links. The file is only copied when the volume has none, so your edits survive restarts and redeploys. TraLa schedules no backups of its own, so add server backups or copy it yourself, and test a restore.
The install stays on its pinned 0.18.2 images until you adopt a newer template version. Copy the config volume and read the upstream notes first. Nothing upgrades automatically, and your configuration file is preserved across the update.
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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