Radius Self-Hosted: Complete Control Over Your Platform

You own the hardware, but the control isn’t complete until your platform obeys your rules. Radius Self-Hosted is that control. It brings the orchestration power of Radius into your own environment, stripped of external dependencies, and hardened for your network.

Radius Self-Hosted lets you deploy and manage distributed applications without surrendering data or runtime to third-party clouds. It runs natively inside your infrastructure. You decide the architecture. You set the boundaries. You control update cycles, network routing, and security policies. Every container, every service, runs under your direct oversight.

The installation process is straightforward. Radius provides prebuilt images and deployment templates. You can integrate with existing Kubernetes clusters, internal CI/CD pipelines, and custom observability stacks. Configuration is transparent. Scaling is predictable. Recovery is under your command.

Security gains are immediate. No upstream storage leaks. No mystery ingress routes. You define identity and access down to the last service call. Compliance audits shrink in scope because you hold the runtime and the data. Latency stays low because workloads don’t leave your network.

Performance tuning is fully open. You can patch, extend, or fork the platform without waiting on vendor release cycles. This makes Radius Self-Hosted ideal for systems that need bespoke scaling strategies, region-specific failover, or specialized hardware acceleration.

For teams moving from managed Radius services, migration to self-hosted is minimal. The APIs and specs align. Existing workloads deploy with little refactoring. The difference is where they run, and who runs them—you.

Own your stack. Host Radius yourself. Test it now with a live deployment at hoop.dev and see it in minutes.