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ConfigHub Enterprise

ConfigHub Enterprise is the customer-hosted edition of ConfigHub. You run it inside your own environment, on your own Kubernetes cluster and database, with users authenticated through your own identity provider. ConfigHub, Inc. does not host it and does not receive your configuration data.

It is the same platform as hub.confighub.com: a system of record for Kubernetes, infrastructure, and application configuration, with the API, CLI, functions, and GitOps integrations described throughout these docs. The difference is where it runs and who operates it.

Who it is for

  • Organizations whose policies require configuration data to stay inside their own network and accounts.
  • Regulated environments that need to control encryption, backups, identity, and audit for the system themselves.
  • Teams evaluating ConfigHub for a production deployment they will operate.

If you are trying ConfigHub for the first time, sign up for the hosted service and follow the tutorial. Nothing in this section is required for that.

How it is delivered

ConfigHub Enterprise is distributed as a container image at ghcr.io/confighubai/confighub. The image is publicly downloadable. Use of the software is governed by your agreement with ConfigHub or, for evaluations without one, by the ConfigHub Evaluation License included in the image.

The client-side and extension parts of the platform, including the cub CLI and the SDK, are open source under the MIT License at github.com/confighub.

In this section

  • Self-hosting: what you need to run ConfigHub Enterprise and how to install it.
  • Product Description: the definition of what ConfigHub Enterprise consists of, what a subscription includes, and what it does not. This is the document referenced from customer agreements.
  • Evaluation License: the terms that apply to the image when no other agreement is in place.

For commercial terms, contact sales@confighub.com.