Deploy kula
Kula is a lightweight self-hosted Linux monitoring dashboard
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Deploy and Host Kula on Railway
About Hosting
Kula is a lightweight, self-contained Linux server monitoring tool. It collects metrics from /proc and /sys, stores them in a local ring-buffer engine, and serves a real-time dashboard plus health endpoints. Hosting Kula on Railway gives you a public HTTPS dashboard with minimal setup — no external database or complex infrastructure required.
Tech Stack
- Go backend binary with embedded SPA UI
- Local filesystem ring-buffer storage (no external database)
- Docker image:
c0m4r/kula:0.13.0
Why Deploy Kula on Railway
- Fast image-based deployment from a pinned upstream tag
- Public HTTPS domain for dashboard and health checks out of the box
- Minimal operational overhead with straightforward env-based configuration
- No external database or sidecar services required
Common Use Cases
- Monitor a single VPS or bare-metal Linux host
- Add simple observability to home-lab infrastructure
- Run a lightweight monitoring dashboard without Prometheus/Grafana complexity
- Expose health check endpoints for uptime monitoring integrations
Dependencies for Kula
Kula has no external service dependencies. It runs as a single self-contained container with all storage handled via local filesystem ring-buffer.
Deployment Dependencies
| Service | Image | Port | Volume | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| kula | c0m4r/kula:0.13.0 | 27960 | - | HTTP |
Required Environment Variables
| Variable | Default |
|---|---|
PORT | 27960 |
KULA_PORT | 27960 |
KULA_LISTEN | 0.0.0.0 |
KULA_DIRECTORY | /app/data |
Notes
- This deployment uses the upstream Docker image and keeps its default entrypoint/CMD (no startCommand override).
- No persistent volume is attached in this run; metrics data is ephemeral unless a volume is a
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