CMS & publishing · v11
Directus
Open-source headless CMS and instant REST + GraphQL API for any SQL database
Deploy DirectusOn one of your servers, or any VPS over SSH.
Livedirectus
→ pull directus/directus:11
→ PostgreSQL created, backups scheduled
→ secrets generated
→ health check /server/health
✓ passed
✓ certificate issued
Requirements
- RAM
- 1 GB
- Disk
- 5 GB
- Database
- PostgreSQL
About
What Directus is
Directus is an Open Data Platform built to democratize the database. It provides everyone on your team, regardless of technical skill, equal access to data and digital file asset management.
- Headless CMS with a beautiful no-code admin app
- Instant REST + GraphQL API for any SQL database
- File library with image transformations
- Roles & permissions with granular access control
- Webhooks & flows for automation
- Real-time updates via subscriptions
- Multi-language content management
- cms
- headless
- graphql
- rest
- admin
Included
What Pushify sets up.
- HTTPS with an automatic certificate. Add your own domain any time.
- A health check, with an alert if it stops answering.
- Managed PostgreSQL, backups restore-tested weekly.
- Generated secrets and passwords, all editable later.
Configuration
Set in the dashboard when you deploy.
Required values are asked for; secrets are generated.
- Admin EmailEmail for the initial admin user
- required
- Admin PasswordPassword for the initial admin user
- generated
How it works
Directus in three steps.
- 01
Pick a server
On the free plan, connect a VPS of your own. - 02
Click deploy
The image is pulled; HTTPS and the health check are set up. - 03
Open the app
Updates, restarts and logs are in the dashboard.
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Run Directus on a server you own.
On one of your servers, or any VPS over SSH.