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Deploy Unstructured API hosting and run a private document-to-JSON processing endpoint on your own server, so your documents never go through a third-party hosted service. xCloud runs the pinned Unstructured API 0.1.2 image as one container, generates a 48-character API key enforced on every request, and publishes the API over HTTPS on your domain. The image is very large, so allow extra time and disk.
Unstructured API implements a general pre-processing pipeline for documents. Upstream says it recognises the file type and chooses the relevant partition function, covering plaintext such as txt, eml, html and md, images such as jpeg and png, documents such as doc, docx, ppt, pptx, pdf, odt, epub, csv and xlsx, and gz archives, returning structured JSON elements. Self-hosted Unstructured API is the alternative to the hosted API at api.unstructured.io, under the Apache-2.0 licence.
On xCloud it is Unstructured API 0.1.2, the official image pinned by digest, as one container with no database and no volume. There is no web UI: send the generated key in the unstructured-api-key header. The image is about 16.5 GB uncompressed and the manifest asks for 45 GB of disk, so this page starts at the 16 GB plan.
Self-hosting Unstructured API normally means a very large image pull, a generated API key, a domain and a certificate before the first document converts. This is the same result without assembling any of it by hand.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Unstructured API from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain and submit — the API Key field arrives pre-filled with a generated key, so there is nothing to type. The image is large, so the first install takes extra time.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Unstructured API 0.1.2 image by immutable digest, require the generated API key on the unstructured-api-key header for every processing request, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain with the container bound to localhost.
Step 03
Copy the API URL and key from the credentials panel and send a request, for example POST https://your-domain/general/v0/general with files=@sample.txt and strategy=fast, passing the key in the unstructured-api-key header.
Unstructured API runs in full here — partitioning, optional chunking and a processing strategy per request, with your documents staying on infrastructure you control.
Titles, narrative text, list items, tables and more, with page numbers and parent relationships preserved.
Feed retrieval, search and LLM ingestion pipelines from your own infrastructure instead of a hosted service.
Choose fast for text-based files, hi_res for layout-aware parsing, or ocr_only for scanned documents.
Anonymous and wrong keys are rejected with 401 on every processing call.
basic and by_title chunking produce embedding-ready output without a separate processing step.
Uploaded files and results are not kept as application data, and the API key survives an xCloud Restart.
Managed hosting for Unstructured API, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Partition PDFs and Office files into titles, narrative text, list items and tables, ready to chunk and index.
Send files to an endpoint on your own server instead of a hosted service, with a key only your clients hold.
Pass the fast strategy for text-based files, or hi_res for PDFs with text inside images and finer element types.
Send emails, spreadsheets, slides, images and PDFs to one endpoint that picks the right partition function.
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A document API with real headroom above the 4 GB floor.
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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. Unstructured API itself is free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license.
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Yes. Upstream's developer quickstart runs the API from a container image, and this template is Unstructured API Docker hosting already set up: the 0.1.2 image pinned by digest, a generated key and HTTPS. It is your own Unstructured API cloud endpoint. Allow extra time for the very large first pull.
The manifest sets a floor of 2 CPU cores, 4096 MB RAM and 45 GB disk, so this page starts at the 16 GB plan. The image is about 16.5 GB uncompressed and Docker needs roughly 26 GB of working space while pulling it. Heavy strategies need more memory.
Yes, Apache-2.0 open source with no software fee. You pay for the larger Cloud VPS and disk, cancellable any time. Upstream's own hosted API is a separate service that this self-hosted setup replaces, so no documents leave your server.
There is no web UI and no login. Send the generated API key in the unstructured-api-key request header on every processing request; the key is shown in the installation credentials with the API URL. Anonymous and incorrect keys are rejected.
Upstream lists plaintext such as txt, eml, msg, xml, html, md, rst, json and rtf, images such as jpeg and png, documents such as doc, docx, ppt, pptx, pdf, odt, epub, csv, tsv and xlsx, and gz archives. The pipeline recognises the type and picks the partition function.
Pass strategy=fast explicitly for text-based files on small servers; fast is upstream's default for PDFs and images without text embedded in images. Strategy auto can escalate text-less PDFs to hi_res, which loads layout models and needs roughly 1.5 to 3 GB more RAM.
No. It authenticates requests but does not throttle them, so avoid exposing high-cost strategies such as hi_res or ocr_only to untrusted clients. Put your own limits in front of the endpoint if many clients share it, because heavy requests can exhaust memory.
The x86_64 image bundles large GPU runtime libraries, and Docker needs about 26 GB of working space while pulling and unpacking it, on top of what the running container itself uses. That is why the manifest asks for 45 GB of disk.
Update UNSTRUCTURED_API_KEY in the Environment editor, restart the application, and update every API client with the new key at the same time. Clients still holding the old key are rejected until they change, so schedule the switch with the teams that call it.
There is nothing on the server to back up: no application data is stored, and the template has no volumes. Keep the API key in your client configuration and your source documents and extracted outputs in your own systems.
The install stays on pinned 0.1.2 until you adopt a newer template version. Review upstream's release notes, then redeploy and retest key rejection and a sample extraction. With no volume, there is no data to migrate, but the new image is again very large.
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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