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ZITADEL hosting on xCloud lets you deploy ZITADEL, an open-source identity and access management platform with OpenID Connect, SAML and passkeys, on your own domain. xCloud runs the pinned vendor images with Login V2 and a private PostgreSQL database, keeps two volumes for your identity data, creates the first administrator from the username and password you choose and publishes it over HTTPS.
ZITADEL is an open-source identity and access management platform. It offers single sign-on, passwords and passkeys, MFA with OTP, U2F and email or SMS codes, OpenID Connect certified, SAML 2.0, machine-to-machine authentication, a hierarchy of organizations and projects for B2B use, gRPC and REST APIs, and an event-sourced audit trail. A self-hosted ZITADEL is identity infrastructure on your own server, an alternative to Auth0. It is licensed AGPL-3.0, with some directories under Apache and MIT exceptions.
On xCloud it is ZITADEL 4.17.1 with Login V2 and PostgreSQL, from vendor images pinned by digest, with only the gateway published over HTTPS. The zitadel_postgres_data and zitadel_bootstrap_data volumes hold identity data and bootstrap files. You sign in as your username at zitadel, then your domain, and must change the password. SMTP, organizations and applications are set up inside ZITADEL.
Self-hosting identity infrastructure normally means a database, an app, a login UI, a bootstrapped administrator, a domain and a certificate before a single organization exists. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick ZITADEL from the OneClick catalog. Enter your site and domain settings, a first-administrator username prefix, and a compliant administrator password.
Step 02
Submit the form once. We bring up the pinned vendor-maintained ZITADEL 4.17.1 and Login V2 images alongside a private PostgreSQL database, all by immutable digest, and publish the gateway over HTTPS on your domain — PostgreSQL and internal services stay unpublished.
Step 03
Sign in at <username>@zitadel.<your-domain> and complete the required password change. Create a separate organization and project, register applications with exact redirect URIs and web origins, and configure SMTP before turning on email verification or password recovery.
ZITADEL runs in full here — self-hosted identity infrastructure for authentication and access, on infrastructure you control.
Authenticate every app you own through one provider, over OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SAML and passkeys.
Structure identity around separate organizations and projects, and register applications with exact redirect URIs and web origins.
The vendor-maintained Login V2 experience ships alongside ZITADEL itself, both pinned to reviewed immutable digests.
Your first administrator is created from the username prefix and password you set at install, with a required password change on first sign-in.
Identity, policy and audit data live in a PostgreSQL database with no public port — only the gateway is published.
Identity, policy, audit, project and Login V2 bootstrap state persist on zitadel_postgres_data and zitadel_bootstrap_data, surviving xCloud lifecycle actions.
Managed hosting for ZITADEL, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Register each app with its exact redirect URIs and let people sign in through OpenID Connect or SAML, so users keep one login across products.
Use organizations and projects to separate business customers, with delegated role management, so a B2B product gives each tenant its own users and policies.
Enable passkeys, OTP, U2F and email or SMS codes, so accounts are protected beyond passwords without writing your own login flow.
Use JWT profile, personal access tokens or client credentials for machine-to-machine access, so back-end services get tokens without a person signing in.
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The template floor is 2048 MB of RAM, 2 CPU cores and 10 GB of disk, covering ZITADEL, Login V2 and PostgreSQL. This page sells the 6 GB plan, which clears the floor; user counts and traffic raise real needs.
Yes, and this template is zitadel docker hosting without the setup: the vendor images pinned by digest, a private PostgreSQL database, two named volumes, a generated master key and HTTPS on your own domain, with only the gateway published.
Upstream lists OpenID Connect, which is certified, SAML 2.0, OAuth device authorization, LDAP and social logins, plus JWT profile, personal access tokens and client credentials for machines, and a SCIM 2.0 server. Check which your plan needs.
Use the username you entered followed by @zitadel. and your domain, with the password from the install form. ZITADEL asks you to change it at first sign-in. Create organizations, projects and applications inside ZITADEL afterwards.
No. The template does not configure SMTP, so configure it in ZITADEL before enabling email verification or password recovery. Without it, those flows cannot deliver messages. Set it up before inviting users or enabling recovery.
Upstream positions it as both, and its comparison table is the vendor's own claim. ZITADEL is self-hostable and open source, and you own the upgrades and backups. Evaluate it against your own requirements. Pilot it on one application first.
Self-hosted ZITADEL is AGPL-3.0 licensed with no licence fee, and upstream says Cloud and self-hosted run the same codebase. You pay xCloud only for the Cloud VPS, making this a ZITADEL cloud install of your own.
Back up zitadel_postgres_data and zitadel_bootstrap_data together, and keep the master key with them. The 32-character ZITADEL_MASTERKEY must not change after first boot. Keep an encrypted copy off the server and test a restore on a regular schedule.
ZITADEL stays on its pinned 4.17.1 images until a newer template version is adopted. Copy both volumes beforehand and read the upstream release notes. No upgrade is automatic, and redeploying keeps the volumes. Keep the master key unchanged.
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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