Self-hosted, Apache 2.0

Deploy anywhere,
your way

From a laptop to a production Kubernetes cluster — APIHUB runs wherever you need it. No license fees, no vendor lock-in.

Docker Compose

Recommended for dev

A ready-to-run Compose stack for local development and demos: Portal, backend, builder, linter, agents backend, and PostgreSQL. Use Helm for production.

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Kubernetes / Helm

Production ready

Production-grade Kubernetes deployment with Helm charts. Full configurability via values.yaml — RBAC, resource limits, S3, SSO, monitoring, and API keys mounted as files.

helm install apihub -n qubership-apihub --create-namespace \
  -f values.yaml \
  oci://ghcr.io/netcracker/charts/qubership-apihub --version <X.Y.Z>

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Build from Source

Open source

The whole repository is open source under Apache 2.0. Build any component, run the full test suite, and contribute back to the project.

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Architecture overview

Six containers in the Compose stack, cleanly separated. In Kubernetes, deploy only what you need.

Overall Application Architecture

Service components

The generic Docker Compose stack for local development and demos runs these containers.

qubership-apihub-ui

Portal, browser entry point (port 8081)

qubership-apihub-backend

Core REST API server (port 8090)

qubership-apihub-build-task-consumer

Builder that processes package version builds

qubership-api-linter-service

API linter (port 8091)

qubership-apihub-agents-backend

Agents backend API (port 8092)

postgres

Bundled PostgreSQL database (port 5432)

Quick start with Docker Compose

# Clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/Netcracker/qubership-apihub.git

# Go to the repository root

$ cd qubership-apihub

# Generate keys and config, then start all containers

$ ./deploy/docker-compose/apihub-generic/generate_env_and_up_compose.sh

# Open in browser

→ http://localhost:8081/login

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