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Deploy applications on infrastructure you control.

Opslin coordinates Git or source-upload deployments, supported routing and SSL, logs, metrics, databases, and rollback through a managed control plane while workloads run on your compatible Linux VPS.

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Deployment activityRunning

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The operating boundary

A managed control plane. An outbound path. Your server.

Opslin coordinates supported work without moving your application runtime onto Opslin-owned compute. The agent initiates its connection from the compatible VPS you control.

Dashboard and API remain in Opslin’s managed control plane.
The Go agent dials out from the VPS.
Applications and supported databases stay on customer-selected infrastructure.

An abstract control plane connected through an outbound channel to a customer-owned server — Atmospheric architecture illustration. Product labels and claims remain in the surrounding HTML.

One operating boundary, stated clearly. Available beta features, gated work, and current limits are separated throughout the site.

Normal deploymentsOutbound Go agentProvider-neutral VPSTransparent beta limits

Why this matters

A deployment is rarely just a deploy command.

Source, server access, routing, certificates, logs, metrics, and data each live in a different operational context. Opslin is designed to bring supported workflows into one understandable system.

Less tool switchingClearer responsibilityRecorded operational state

Repository

SSH terminal

DNS

Certificates

Logs

Metrics

Database

Server

One operational contextSupported Opslin workflows

Product, not placeholders

Every capability should show what a user can actually understand and control.

These code-native product scenes are illustrative examples. They explain the workflow without pretending to be live customer data.

Deterministic local simulation

Explore the product operating surface

These examples explain released beta workflows without contacting an Opslin API, repository, server, DNS provider, or database.

Waiting until visible

Deploy example

Follow a normal single-application release from selected source to a health-checked example state.

Illustrative example · no live data

Sourcemain selected

Agentauthenticated

Buildruntime detected

Healthexample passed

Activity examplelocal simulation

01source selected: main

02outbound agent authenticated

03runtime detected: node

04example health check: passed

Illustrative resource historyLast 10 samples

CPU exampleMemory example

Activity examplelocal simulation

01INFO release container started

02INFO nginx route prepared

03INFO local health check returned 200

04DONE example release marked healthy

Owned infrastructure in motion

Follow one operation from intent to verified state.

Scroll through the real operating boundary: Opslin coordinates the work, the outbound agent carries it, and your VPS runs it.

01Source approved

Choose what should run.

Select a repository or source upload, branch, target server, runtime settings, and environment configuration.

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Interactive architecture example

Developer

Opslin

Go agentInitiates outbound

Your VPSWorkload runs here

HealthyState returns

Operation traceExample

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After the release

Deployment is the start of the operational story.

Switch between health, logs, domains, and database examples to understand how Opslin keeps supported operational context attached to the application.

Operate after deployment

Application and server health

Illustrative values show how operational context can remain attached to a release.

Example data

CPU42%Normal

Memory61%Normal

Disk28%Normal

Resource historyExample · last 30 min

Architecture and responsibility

Control plane on one side. Customer runtime on the other.

Opslin manages the dashboard, API, orchestration, and agent channel. You remain responsible for the VPS provider, infrastructure bill, capacity, application code, data protection, and decisions outside the released Opslin scope.

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Opslin managed

Control plane

Dashboard and API
Authenticated work channel
Recorded operational context

Customer controlled

Your VPS

Outbound Go agent
Applications and containers
Supported databases and data

Supported runtime targets

Bring the application. Validate the environment.

Support describes runtime targets, not a guarantee for every framework version, package, operating system, architecture, or server configuration.

Node.jsPythonGoPHPRubyJavaRustStatic

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Compare with evidence

Choose by responsibility, control, and current requirements.

Select a provider to compare operating model, infrastructure ownership, deployment scope, storage, scaling, databases, and pricing. The single comparison hub includes official sources, strengths, limitations, and review dates.

Opslin vs Coolify

Compare responsibility—not a universal score.

Opslin and Coolify Cloud both pair a managed control plane with customer-supplied servers, so infrastructure ownership alone is not a meaningful differentiator. Opslin uses a persistent outbound Go-agent and signed work channel. Coolify uses SSH and also offers a free, open-source self-hosted control plane with documented multi-server, application, database, service, and backup capabilities. Choose according to connection model, platform ownership, maturity, and the features you need now.

Hosted control plane with customer serversReviewed 16 Jul 2026

Decision areaOpslinCoolify

Operating model

OpslinA managed Opslin control plane coordinates a lightweight Go agent that initiates an outbound connection from a compatible customer-controlled Linux VPS.

CoolifyChoose open-source self-hosting or Coolify Cloud, which hosts and updates the Coolify control plane.

Workload location

OpslinApplications and supported databases run on the customer's compatible Linux VPS.

CoolifyApplications run on servers connected by the customer, not on Coolify's Cloud control-plane server.

Control-plane responsibility

OpslinOpslin operates the control plane; the customer operates the VPS and workloads.

CoolifyCoolify manages the Cloud control plane, or the customer operates the self-hosted control plane.

Server connection

OpslinThe Go agent dials out and receives timestamped, HMAC-signed work over its authenticated channel.

CoolifyCoolify connects to local and remote servers with SSH key authentication, commonly using a privileged account.

Choose Opslin when

You prefer Opslin's outbound Go-agent and signed-work protocol over control-plane-initiated SSH.
You want Opslin to operate the management layer while retaining your chosen compatible VPS provider.

Choose Coolify when

You require an open-source control plane that you can inspect, modify, and host yourself.
You need Coolify's currently documented multi-server or broader one-click service capabilities.

Current Opslin limitation: Opslin is in beta, so availability, support arrangements, and service commitments remain narrower than those of mature platforms.

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Product truth

See what is available, gated, in development, and unsupported.

This homepage shows a representative capability ledger. The full product-truth surface will remain the source for every service and comparison page.

Last reviewed 16 July 2026

How to read the status labels

Available in beta
Available to eligible beta customers; scope and behavior may change.
Plan-gated
Available only when the organization, plan, and permissions allow it.
Gated validation
Implemented behind a gate while staged and real-environment validation continues.
In development
Actively being built; not generally available or a purchasing commitment.
Planned
Roadmap direction only; scope and timing may change.
Not supported
Not part of the current product capability surface.

CapabilityCurrent scope and boundaryStatus

Deployments
Application deployments
Deploy a Git-connected or uploaded application to a claimed, compatible Linux VPS and follow build and release state in the dashboard.
Boundary: This is the normal single-application workflow, not the Yantrix multi-service production-stack workflow.
Available in beta
Operations
Metrics and logs
Review deployment and application logs alongside reported server and application health signals.
Boundary: Retention, download, request analytics, and security-event depth vary by plan; Opslin does not replace an incident-response process.
Available in beta
Operations
Database provisioning
Provision and operate PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or Redis on an eligible connected server.
Boundary: Engine count and operations depend on plan limits. Database provisioning does not include a managed persistent-volume service.
Plan-gated
Reliability
Backup and restore
Backup, restore, scheduling, and restore-drill paths exist but are not advertised as production-ready customer protection.
Boundary: Customers remain responsible for independent, tested backups until Opslin completes staged and real-environment validation.
Gated validation
Roadmap
Yantrix production-stack workflow
A coordinated multi-service and Compose-oriented production-stack workflow is being built behind a feature gate.
Boundary: It is not generally available and has not completed end-to-end validation against a real agent, VPS, and DNS environment.
In development
Roadmap
Advanced multi-server operation
Opslin does not currently provide a production-ready clustered or advanced multi-server application workflow.
Boundary: Use an alternative with verified cluster orchestration when that is a current requirement.
Not supported

Beta features may change. Roadmap items are not delivery commitments. Server compatibility, customer configuration, plan entitlements, and third-party infrastructure can affect availability.

Beta pricing

Start with one server. Expand only when the workload needs it.

Monthly base prices are shown in INR. Applicable 18% GST is stated clearly instead of appearing late in checkout.

Free Beta

Explore Opslin with one server.

₹0 / month

No GST due

1 server
2 apps
Limited logs and metrics
Community support

Start with Free Beta

Starter Trial

Best value

For a small production workload.

₹299 / month

₹352.82 including 18% GST

1 server
5 apps
Git deploys and SSL
Basic monitoring

Start with Starter Trial

Pro

For growing apps and services.

₹799 / month

₹942.82 including 18% GST

3 servers
15 apps
Databases and alerts
Extended logs

Start with Pro

Business

For teams operating together.

₹1,499 / month

₹1,768.82 including 18% GST

Team access
Role-based controls
Audit activity
Priority support

Start with Business

Straight answers

Trust starts with visible boundaries.

Understand what Opslin operates, what remains yours, and which product surfaces are still being validated.

Does Opslin host my applications?

No. Opslin operates a managed control plane while your application workloads run on the compatible VPS you connect.

Does the agent need an inbound management port?

The agent initiates its persistent connection from the VPS. A public agent-management port is not required for that connection.

Does Opslin replace a DevOps engineer?

No. Opslin reduces repetitive deployment and server work. Teams still own architecture, application quality, capacity, security decisions, backups, and incident response.

Are the interface examples connected to real servers?

No. Website interactions are deterministic browser simulations labelled as examples. They do not contact an API, repository, VPS, or customer environment.

What is not generally available?

Yantrix remains in development. Backups, CSF, and FIS are gated validation surfaces. Advanced multi-server operations, managed persistent volumes, and RabbitMQ are not currently supported.

Is Opslin production proven?

Opslin is a live beta with limited operating history. The website separates available beta features from gated validation, development, planned, and unsupported capabilities.

Your server. One calmer workflow.

Deploy with context. Keep the infrastructure.

Start with the live beta or explore the labelled browser simulation before connecting a server.

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