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Connect server
Link your Linux VPS to Opslin.
Private beta — early access for VPS owners
Deploy apps on your own VPS without becoming a DevOps team.
Opslin is a beta DevOps control plane for Linux servers. Connect your server, deploy from GitHub, manage environment variables, databases, domains, SSL, logs, and rollbacks — from one dashboard.
Private betaOutbound-only agentApps stay on your infrastructureBuilt for developers and small teams
app.opslin.com
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Readymain branch · beta deploy preview
BuildDeployLive
Deploy logs
$ agent connected outbound
$ buildpack detected node
$ ssl cert queued letsencrypt
$ container promoted your-vps
Architecture preview
Control plane only. Workloads stay yours.
Your VPS
Apps, databases, nginx
Opslin Cloud
Dashboard and API
Agent
Outbound connection
Beta status
Early access, transparent limits
Honest beta note: Opslin is not claiming public traction yet. The product is being opened carefully so the deployment agent, billing, and support model can be validated.
Why trust a beta product?
No fake testimonials
Public quotes will be added only after named beta users approve them.
Beta limits are visible
Starter is free for six months while feedback is collected.
Workloads stay on your VPS
Opslin manages deploy workflows — it does not host your apps.
Outbound-only agent model
The agent connects outbound. No public management port is required.
Built for Git-based deployments
Connect any GitHub repo or paste a Git URL to start deploying.
The problem
Deploying to a VPS shouldn't feel like this.
Developers want the cost control and ownership of a VPS, but deployment becomes messy fast. Every routine task turns into a manual SSH session.
SSH into servers for every change
Manual Docker & Nginx configuration
Env files scattered across servers
SSL certificate mistakes & expiry
Database connection string confusion
No rollback when deploys go wrong
No deployment history or timeline
No clear health checks
No unified dashboard
The solution
Opslin turns a Linux server into a managed deployment workspace.
Keep the cost and ownership of your VPS. Get the workflow of a managed deployment platform.
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Install agent
One-line installer. Outbound connection only.
03
Connect repo
Bring any GitHub repository or Git URL.
04
Deploy app
Build, configure, and promote with one flow.
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Manage env/db/domain/SSL
Environment variables, databases, domains, and certificates.
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Monitor and rollback
Logs, metrics, status, and one-click rollback.
Why Opslin exists
Opslin helps developers and small teams use affordable VPS infrastructure without spending days on Docker, Nginx, SSL, database setup, environment variables, and rollback workflows. The goal is to make self-owned servers feel as simple as a managed deployment platform while keeping workloads on the customer’s infrastructure.
What we are building during beta
During beta, we are focused on reliable Git deployments, safer environment-variable workflows, database connectivity, custom domains, SSL automation, health checks, deployment timelines, rollback, and server monitoring. Early users help us validate real-world VPS providers, frameworks, and deployment patterns.
How it works
From a blank VPS to a managed app workflow.
Opslin keeps the setup sequence short: install one agent, connect a repository, and operate the result from a browser dashboard.
1
Connect your server
Run one installer command on any Linux VPS you own or rent.
2
Install Opslin agent
The lightweight agent connects outbound to Opslin. No inbound port needed.
3
Connect GitHub repo
Link any GitHub repository or paste a Git URL. No code changes required.
4
Deploy app
Build, configure Nginx, issue SSL, and promote the release from one flow.
5
Add environment variables and databases
Manage env vars from the dashboard. Create Postgres, MySQL, or Redis services on your server.
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Attach domain and SSL
Point your domain, and Opslin automates Let's Encrypt certificate provisioning.
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Monitor, update, rollback
View logs, metrics, and deployment history. Roll back to any previous version with one click.
Outbound-only by default
The agent connects outbound to Opslin. No inbound management port is required.
Deployment workflow
What happens when you deploy.
A realistic look at the deployment pipeline. From repo connection to rollback availability — each step is visible in the Opslin dashboard.
Deployment Pipeline
Repository connected01
Runtime detected02
Docker image building03
Environment injected safely04
Candidate container started05
Health check running06
Route promoted07
SSL issued08
Deployment live09
Rollback available10
Pipeline preview5 / 10 complete
Beta product preview
See Opslin in action
Opslin is currently in beta, but the core dashboard is already being tested with real deployment workflows: connected agents, running apps, deployment timelines, server monitoring, and VPS onboarding.
Screenshots show the current beta dashboard. Some details may change as Opslin improves.
Features
Everything you need to manage deployments.
Each feature is labeled with its current status. Beta features are available now. Planned features are on the roadmap.
Beta
Git Deploys
Connect GitHub and deploy from branches.
Beta
Auto Runtime Detection
Detect Node, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust, static sites, Dockerfile/Compose.
Beta
Environment Variables
Manage app environment variables from the dashboard. Public frontend and private runtime env handled separately.
Beta
Managed Databases
Create Postgres, MySQL, or Redis services on your own server. Generated connection strings for deployed apps.
Beta
Domains & SSL
Attach custom domains and automate Let's Encrypt SSL when DNS and ports are ready.
Beta
Deployment Logs
Understand build, deploy, and health states with detailed log output.
Beta
Rollback
Return to previous deployments faster with one-click rollback.
Beta
Server Monitoring
View server health, app status, containers, CPU, memory, and disk usage.
Beta
Web Terminal
Browser-based terminal for server access where enabled.
Planned
Backups
Automated database backups with restore capabilities.
Planned
Firewall Controls
Manage server firewall rules from the dashboard.
Architecture
Built for developers who want control without manual operations.
Opslin does not host your app workloads. Your applications stay on your own infrastructure. The control plane manages orchestration only.
YOUR VPS
Apps, databases, containers, proxy
Your applications run here. Opslin never hosts your workloads.
OPSLIN AGENT
Outbound connection only
Lightweight binary. Connects outbound. No inbound management port required.
OPSLIN CLOUD
Dashboard, API, control plane
Deploys, logs, metrics, actions. The orchestration layer.
Apps run on your VPS
Opslin runs the control plane only
Agent connects outbound only
Credentials are encrypted
Actions are audit logged
No inbound management port required
Security
Honest security posture for a beta product.
Opslin is designed with security in mind. Here is what is in place today and where the product is heading.
Outbound-only agent
The agent connects outbound to Opslin. Your server never exposes a management port.
No public management port
The management surface stays off the public internet.
Environment variable separation
Public frontend env and private runtime env are handled differently.
Least-privilege direction
Permissions are scoped and will tighten as the product matures.
Encrypted credentials
Database passwords and tokens are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM.
Beta disclosure
Beta users should review security posture before critical production use.
Who it's for
Built for developers who own their servers.
Opslin is designed for anyone who wants managed-platform workflows on infrastructure they already control.
Indie hackers
Launch MVPs on affordable VPS without DevOps overhead.
Agencies
Deploy client apps to dedicated servers with clear project separation.
Small teams
Use VPS infrastructure to reduce cloud cost without losing deployment workflow.
Students & builders
Deploy side projects and learning experiments with real infrastructure.
Internal tools
Run admin dashboards, staging environments, and internal APIs on your own servers.
Early-stage SaaS
Prototype and validate SaaS products on cost-effective VPS before scaling.
Comparison
How Opslin fits in.
A fair comparison between managing a VPS manually, using a traditional PaaS, and using Opslin.
Cost control
Manual VPSFull control
Traditional PaaSPlatform markup
OpslinVPS pricing
Server ownership
Manual VPSYou own it
Traditional PaaSPlatform owns it
OpslinYou own it
Deployment workflow
Manual VPSManual SSH
Traditional PaaSGit push
OpslinGit push
SSL & domains
Manual VPSManual setup
Traditional PaaSAutomatic
OpslinAutomatic (beta)
Env & database management
Manual VPSManual config
Traditional PaaSDashboard
OpslinDashboard (beta)
Rollback
Manual VPSManual restore
Traditional PaaSBuilt-in
OpslinOne-click (beta)
Complexity
Manual VPSHigh
Traditional PaaSLow
OpslinLow
Beta transparency
Built in public beta, with transparent limits.
Opslin is currently beta software. Some features may have bugs, downtime, incomplete edge-case handling, or breaking changes. We are actively improving deployment reliability, database workflows, SSL automation, buildpack support, and dashboard UX.
Good for
- MVPs and prototypes
- Test and staging apps
- Side projects
- Internal tools
- Early adopters who understand beta risk
- Learning and experimentation
Use caution for
- Critical production workloads
- Regulated or compliance-sensitive data
- High-scale applications
- Apps requiring SLA guarantees
Pricing
Private beta access — simple pricing in INR.
Apply for beta access. Beta pricing may change as the product matures.
Free Beta
Private beta access
₹0/mo
- 1 server
- 3 apps
- Git deploys
- Basic logs
- Community support
- No credit card required
Starter
Beta pricing may change
₹299/mo
- 1 server
- 5 apps
- SSL automation
- Git deploys
- Basic monitoring
- Managed databases
- Limited onboarding
Pro
Apply for beta access
₹799/mo
- 3 servers
- 15 apps
- All Starter features
- Backups
- Extended logs
- Priority support
Beta pricing may change as the product matures. Access is limited during beta. Need more capacity? Contact us.
FAQ
Questions developers ask before connecting a server.
What is Opslin?+
Opslin is a DevOps control plane that turns your Linux VPS into a managed deployment platform. You connect your server, deploy apps from GitHub, and manage environment variables, databases, domains, SSL, logs, and rollbacks from one browser dashboard.
Is Opslin hosting my app?+
No. Opslin is a control plane only. Your applications run on your own VPS. Opslin manages the deployment workflow, not the hosting.
Do my apps stay on my server?+
Yes. Your apps, databases, and containers remain on your own infrastructure. Opslin orchestrates deployments but never hosts your workloads.
What languages are supported?+
Node.js, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust, static sites, and any project with a Dockerfile or docker-compose file. Runtime detection happens automatically via buildpacks.
Is SSL automatic?+
Yes. When your domain DNS and server ports are properly configured, Opslin automates Let's Encrypt certificate provisioning and renewal.
Does it support databases?+
Yes. You can create Postgres, MySQL, and Redis database services on your own server from the Opslin dashboard. Connection strings are generated automatically.
Is Opslin production-ready?+
Opslin is currently in beta. It is suitable for MVPs, test apps, staging environments, side projects, and internal tools. Critical production workloads should be evaluated carefully, with your own backups and validation in place.
What does beta mean?+
Beta means some features may have bugs, incomplete edge-case handling, downtime, or breaking changes. We are actively improving deployment reliability, database workflows, SSL automation, buildpack support, and dashboard UX.
Can I use it for client projects?+
Yes, for appropriate workloads. Agencies and freelancers can deploy client MVPs, staging apps, and internal tools. For client production workloads, evaluate beta limitations carefully.
How is this different from Vercel, Render, or Railway?+
Those platforms host your app on their infrastructure. Opslin keeps your apps on your own VPS, giving you full server ownership and VPS-level pricing while providing a similar deployment workflow.
Do I need Docker knowledge?+
No. Opslin uses buildpacks to detect your project runtime automatically. Docker knowledge is not required, though you can use a Dockerfile if you prefer.
What happens if something fails?+
Failed deployments are logged with detailed output. You can view error logs, fix the issue, and redeploy. Rollback to a previous working deployment is available with one click.
How do I contact support?+
Email opslin@opslin.com for support, feedback, or questions. During beta, response times may vary.
Beta access
Apply for Opslin beta access
Opslin is onboarding early users carefully. Tell us what you want to deploy and we'll review your request. If your use case is a good fit for the current beta, we'll contact you with next steps.
What we ask
- ✓Name
- ✓Email address
- ✓Phone / WhatsApp number
- ✓Company or project name
- ✓Whether you already have a VPS/server
- ✓VPS or cloud provider
- ✓What you want to deploy
- ✓Your current deployment problem
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