Your server.
We handle the deployments.
Bring a Linux VPS from the provider you choose. Connect it to Infralane, then deploy websites, APIs and workers from GitHub, Docker or ZIP. Manage deployments, configuration and logs in one place. 90 days free, then US$2/server/month.
Your server. A familiar place to deploy.
Explore the same sample application in the dashboard and a scripted agent view.
field-notes-api
Web service · Node.js
field-notes-api.example.comExampleBring your server. Infralane takes it from there.
Connect a dedicated Linux VPS once. Infralane handles the application deployment workflow, while you keep your server and provider account.
1. Bring a Linux server
Use a fresh, dedicated VPS with a public IPv4 address and root access. You choose the provider and pay it directly.
Check server requirements2. Connect it to Infralane
Name your server in the dashboard. Run the verified installer, review its changes and enter your one-time setup token.
Follow the setup guide3. Deploy your applications
Choose GitHub, a Docker image or ZIP source. Infralane runs the deployment on your server and brings configuration and logs together.
Deploy your first application
Your applications.
In clear view.
Keep source, configuration and deployment history together. Move from an application to the details that explain its state.
Follow every deployment
See deployment history and inspect the build that produced your application.
Read the output
Use build and runtime logs to understand what happened and what to change.
Keep configuration close
Manage environment values, resource limits and application settings in one familiar interface.
Application listening on port 8080GET /health 200GET /notes 200Illustrative configuration and log output.
Your coding agent.
Connected to your server.
Connect your coding agent through Model Context Protocol (MCP), a way for AI tools to work with other services. Let it prepare deployments and inspect applications. You choose its projects, permissions and access duration.
Use the dashboard when you want the full picture. Use your agent when you are already in the flow.
Simple management pricing.
Your choice of hosting.
90 days free, then US$2/server/month. Use a VPS you already have, or get one from a provider that fits your budget. Hosting, storage and bandwidth are billed by your provider.
See what’s included
Your server becomes a resource pool. Its applications share the available capacity. Need Infralane-hosted capacity instead? It remains an optional paid choice in the dashboard.
Start with something
you can ship.
A website, an API, or a process that runs in the background. Pick what you’re building and follow a practical deployment guide.
Deploy a web service
Take an API or web application from source to a running service.
Open guidePublish a static site
Build your frontend and serve the files it produces.
Open guideRun a worker
Give background processes a place to keep working.
Open guideConnect your agent
Give an MCP-compatible client access to selected projects.
Open guideA few things
to know.
More questions, answeredWeb services, static sites and background workers. Deploy from source or an existing Docker-compatible image, with the runtime and configuration appropriate to your application.
You can manage applications entirely in the dashboard. MCP gives a compatible agent another way to work with selected projects when you choose to connect one.
You select projects, permissions and an expiry during authorization. You can inspect and revoke connections in account settings. Its access is also limited by your current project permissions.
Start with your first successful server connection: 90 days free, then US$2/server/month, paid from the workspace wallet. Servers added later share the trial end date. VPS hosting is billed separately. Optional hosted pools show current prices in the dashboard.
An Infralane account and a fresh, dedicated Linux VPS with a public IPv4 address and root access. Connect it from the dashboard and follow the installation instructions. Use amd64 for Git or ZIP builds; ARM servers need compatible Docker images until ARM source builders are available.
You keep responsibility for your provider account, server access, operating-system maintenance and backups. Infralane handles application deployments and gives you configuration, logs and monitoring tools. Persistent volumes are not a backup service.