Self hosting

This section will walk you through self hosting the Onvo platform on your own system or a cloud provider of your choosing

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Self hosting is only available on our enterprise plan. To learn more about our enterprise plan, talk to us.

Supported cloud platforms

Google Cloud

You can use the Compute engine, GKE or even on a raw VM on GCP

Amazon AWS

You can use AWS Fargate, EKS or even on a raw VM on Amazon ECS

Microsoft Azure

You can run the platform on Azure Kubernetes Service or even on a raw VM on Azure

Docker

You can also run the platform on any system that allow docker images

Requirements

A system with a minimum of 64GB of RAM, 4 CPUs and above 12GB of VRAM is required to run the platform.

Components

Database

The database is a customised version of postgresql available as a docker image

Platform

The platform works on Next.js as a docker image

Data service

The data service is written in python and Node.js and is available as a docker image

LLM (optional)

We have an LLM available to run on premise using Ollama as a docker image on supported systems with Nvidia GPUs

Installation

Run the setup script provided by the Onvo team on your system.

cd Onvo
./setup

This will create a .env.example file displaying the keys you will have to fill in. Create a .env file with the same keys and fill in values with your own providers.

.env

DASHBOARD_URL="https://dashboard.onvo.ai"
DATA_SERVICE_URI="https://data-service.onvo.ai"
 
OPENAI_API_KEY="<openai-api-key>"
 
SMTP_HOST="smtp.google.com"
SMTP_PORT="465"
SMTP_PASSWORD="<smtp-password>"
SMTP_USER="<smtp-username>"
 
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL="https://api.supabase.com"
NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY="<supabase-anon-key>"
SUPABASE_JWT_SECRET="<super-secret-jwt-token-with-at-least-32-characters-long>"
SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY="<supabase-service-key>"
 
### IF YOU NEED GOOGLE SHEETS, UNCOMMENT OUT THE FOLLOWING
# GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID="<google-client-id>"
# GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET="<google-client-secret>"
 
### IF YOU NEED ZOHO, UNCOMMENT OUT THE FOLLOWING
# ZOHO_CLIENT_ID="<zoho-client-id>"
# ZOHO_CLIENT_SECRET="<zoho-client-secret>"
 
### IF YOU NEED AIRTABLE, UNCOMMENT OUT THE FOLLOWING
# AIRTABLE_CLIENT_ID="<airtable-client-id>"
# AIRTABLE_CLIENT_SECRET="<airtable-client-secret>"

Now you can run the platform by running

docker compose -f "docker-compose.yml" up --build

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