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Deployrr releases

Deployrr automates Homelab setup using Docker and Docker Compose. Below you will find more information its features and what it can/cannot do.

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v6.0.26 Breaking risk
Breaking changes
  • Source code now distributed via npm instead of public repository
Notable features
  • Manifest-based app framework
  • Intelligent GPU support (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel)
  • 150+ pre-configured apps
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Deployrr v6.0.26 - April 5, 2026

Deployrr v6 is a complete rewrite of the platform. Starting with v6, source code is distributed via npm (sudo npx @simplehomelab/deployrr) rather than this public repository. This repo now serves as documentation, changelog, and app listings only.

Installation

Install Node.js and npm:

curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_lts.x | sudo -E bash -
sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

Install Deployrr v6:

sudo npx @simplehomelab/deployrr@latest

Or use the standalone bash installer:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://files.deployrr.app/install.sh)"

Highlights

  • Manifest-based app framework -- apps defined by JSON manifests for extensibility
    • Intelligent GPU support -- NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel detection with automatic configuration
    • AI and Automation -- Ollama, Langfuse, Supabase (13-container), OpenClaw with local LLM support
    • Security -- non-root enforcement, trusted-proxy auth, CrowdSec plugin support
    • Networking -- Traefik HTTP/3, multi-domain, flexible exposure modes
    • 150+ apps -- pre-configured and ready for one-click deployment
    • Multi-OS -- Debian/Ubuntu, Arch, RHEL/CentOS/Rocky, Fedora
    • Seamless v5 -> v6 migration -- in-place upgrade path
      See CHANGELOG.md for the full list of changes.
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v5.11.2 Maintenance

Updated Fetch sources to v5 branch in preparation for eventual v6 migration.

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Beta — feedback welcome: [email protected]