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Penpot is an open source design and prototyping platform for product teams, often described as a Figma alternative. Built entirely on open web standards, it runs in the browser, supports realtime collaboration, and stores designs as SVG, CSS and HTML rather than a proprietary format, so files stay human readable, portable and free from vendor lockin. Because Penpot is open source under the MPL2.0 license and runs entirely on your own CloudRaya instance, there are no perseat fees and no centrally imposed feature gates, your team size and usage are limited only by your own resource tier, not by a vendor's pricing plan. This also means your design files, assets and version history live entirely on infrastructure you control, which matters for agencies handling NDA protected work, regulated industries, and any team with data sovereignty requirements. Running Penpot on CloudRaya simplifies the selfhosting setup. Penpot normally ships as a stack of separate services (a web frontend, a backend, an exporter with a headless browser, a cache and a database). On CloudRaya this is packaged into a ready to deploy app plus a managed PostgreSQL database, with HTTPS, secrets and storage handled for you, so you can have a private, selfhosted design platform running in minutes instead of hours. Use cases Run a self hosted design and prototyping tool that keeps all design files on infrastructure you control Maintain a shared design system with native design tokens and reusable components across multiple products Provide NDA safe or compliance sensitive design work for agencies, healthcare, government and finance teams Hand off design to code, since Penpot expresses designs as code that developers and AI tools can read directly Give open source communities a free, accessible design platform without commercial per seat licensing Run real time, multi designer collaboration sessions on your own private instance Why Penpot on CloudRaya No per seat fees, unlimited editors and projects on a single flat priced instance Full data ownership, your design files and assets never leave your CloudRaya environment The multi service Penpot stack is pre packaged, no manual wiring of frontend, backend, exporter and cache Managed PostgreSQL database with credentials generated securely per deployment Automatic HTTPS through the CloudRaya reverse proxy, so browser features that require a secure context work out of the box Custom domain support so you can use your own branded URL Penpot on CloudRaya allows teams to quickly deploy a powerful open source design platform without the complexity of managing servers. Recommended resource package Penpot is resource heavy. The app container bundles a JVM backend, a Node plus Chromium exporter and an in memory cache, with PostgreSQL running separately. Note that performance also depends on each designer's own laptop and network, since Penpot renders heavily in the browser. Minimum: Small package (2 CPU, 4GB RAM), Penpot's own documentation lists 4GB RAM as the floor for selfhosting, and this matches what we confirmed with a real deployment on this tier. It is a fit for you if you are a solo designer or a very small team doing light, lowtraffic work, think testing Penpot out or occasional design tasks rather than daily heavy use. Recommended: Medium package (6 CPU, 12GB RAM), comfortable for small to medium teams with regular concurrent editing, exports and moderately complex files. Production: Large package (8 CPU, 16GB RAM), for larger teams, higher concurrent editor counts, and frequent export or thumbnail activity.
PocketBase is an open source backend solution that provides a lightweight, allinone backend for modern applications. It includes a built in SQLite database, authentication system, file storage, and real time subscriptions, all packaged in a single self contained server. PocketBase is designed for developers who want to quickly build production ready backends without managing complex infrastructure. PocketBase is ideal for startups, prototypes, and production apps that need a simple yet powerful backend with minimal operational overhead. Use cases Backend for web and mobile applications SaaS MVP and rapid prototyping Authentication and user management systems Real time apps (chat, notifications, live dashboards) Internal tools and lightweight admin systems Why PocketBase on CloudRaya One click deployment with no infrastructure setup Built in SQLite database and file storage, no external database required Secure and isolated execution environment Persistent storage configured automatically Ready to use immediately after deployment PocketBase on CloudRaya allows teams to quickly deploy a powerful backend platform without the complexity of managing servers. Recommended resource package PocketBase is a single Go binary with an embedded SQLite database, one of the lightest backend platforms available, so most projects can run comfortably on the smallest tiers. Minimum: Nano package (1 CPU, 2GB RAM), genuinely sufficient for most small to medium projects, including production use for MVPs, internal tools, and apps with moderate traffic Recommended: Small package (2 CPU, 4GB RAM), worth upgrading to if you have many concurrent real time subscriptions, frequent large image uploads (generating image thumbnails is the most memory intensive task in PocketBase), or need extra headroom under GOMEMLIMIT Production: Medium package (6 CPU, 12GB RAM) or higher, only needed for large scale applications with heavy concurrent traffic, large file storage workloads, or complex query patterns across many collections
Wiki.js is a modern, open source wiki platform built on Node.js. It allows teams to create, organize, and share documentation with a clean interface and powerful access control. With Wiki.js, you can manage internal knowledge bases, technical documentation, SOPs, product guides, and team notes in a centralized and searchable workspace. Wiki.js supports Markdown editing, user authentication, granular permissions, and integrations with external services. Use cases Internal documentation and knowledge base Technical documentation for engineering teams SOP and process documentation Product manuals and help centers Team collaboration and content publishing Why Wiki.js on CloudRaya One click deployment with no infrastructure setup Built in MariaDB database for application data Secure, isolated environment per deployment Automatic HTTPS and domain provisioning Scalable serverless container architecture Wiki.js on CloudRaya is suitable for startups, engineering teams, product teams, and organizations that need a fast and reliable documentation platform without managing servers manually. Recommended resource package Wiki.js is a single Node.js application with a lightweight rendering engine, its resource needs scale mainly with content volume and concurrent editor sessions rather than raw traffic. Minimum: Nano package (1 CPU, 2GB RAM), genuinely sufficient for small to medium teams with a few dozen pages and light concurrent editing Recommended: Small package (2 CPU, 4GB RAM), worth upgrading to for larger wikis with frequent simultaneous editors, heavy search usage, or many embedded diagrams and media assets Production: Medium package (6 CPU, 12GB RAM) or higher, only needed for large organizations with extensive content libraries, high concurrent user counts, or advanced integrations like external search engines (Elasticsearch, Algolia)
Zitadel is a complete identity and access management platform that gives your applications login, registration, single sign on, and multi factor authentication, all running on infrastructure you control. Instead of sending your user data to a third party identity service, you run the whole thing yourself and keep full ownership of it. It implements OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and SAML, comes with passkey (WebAuthn) support built in at no extra cost, and exposes a full API for managing users, organizations, and applications programmatically. Its event sourced architecture means every change to your identity data is recorded, giving you a complete audit trail out of the box. Deploying Zitadel on CloudRaya means you get a production ready identity platform running in minutes, with your database credentials and internal secrets managed securely and automatically, so you can focus on wiring up login for your actual product. This deployment is best suited for small to medium teams. It runs as a single instance with a Postgres database behind it, using Zitadel's classic login interface for a simpler, lighter setup. If you expect a very large user base or need advanced multi instance configurations, talk to us first so we can plan the right setup for that scale. Use cases Centralized login and user management for a SaaS product or internal tool Single sign on across multiple internal apps and services Social login integration with Google, Microsoft, GitHub, and other OAuth or OIDC providers Passkey and multi factor authentication for higher security applications Running your own self hosted identity layer instead of building login from scratch API first identity backend for mobile apps built with any framework Why Zitadel on CloudRaya Deploy a full identity platform in minutes without managing servers or infrastructure yourself Free and open source to run for your own applications, with no artificial user limits Database credentials and internal secrets are generated and managed automatically per deployment Passkey login is available out of the box, no separate license or add on required Full REST and gRPC API for integrating with your existing stack Easy to move to a custom domain once you are ready to go live Zitadel on CloudRaya allows teams to quickly deploy a powerful identity and access management platform without the complexity of managing servers. Recommended resource package Minimum: Nano package (1 CPU, 2GB RAM), genuinely enough for testing, staging, or light solo use. Based on Zitadel's own documentation, it needs well under 1 CPU core and about 512MB RAM at idle. Recommended: Medium package (6 CPU, 12GB RAM), a solid production baseline for small to medium teams. This covers Zitadel's recommended 4 CPU cores available to absorb short spikes when several users log in around the same time, since password hashing is deliberately CPU intensive as a security measure, this tier gives that headroom plus room for Postgres to grow. Production: Large package (8 CPU, 16GB RAM), for teams with higher concurrent login volume or many API requests, since Postgres handles more requests per second with additional CPU under sustained load. The jump in CPU between tiers matters specifically for handling bursts of simultaneous logins without added latency, not for baseline idle usage, so pick based on how many people might log in at the same moment, not your total user count.