Trailer.dev is a self-hostable platform that enables seamless container-based development environments. It provides a modern, efficient way to manage development workspaces and container resources. Trailer.dev puts emphasis on Python and AI/ML development for ease-of-use.
- Self-hostable: Run your own instance of Trailer.dev
- Container Management: Built-in support for Docker containers, networks, volumes, and images
- Real-time Updates: WebSocket-based real-time communication between agents and server
- Web UI: A responsive and intuitive interface for managing your agents and environments
- Multi-mode Operation: Flexible deployment options with agent, server, and standalone modes
- Resource Management: Efficient handling of development resources with automatic reconciliation
- Secure: Built-in authentication and authorization system
- Extensible: A plugin system and plugin catalog allowing for future extensions and customizations
Trailer.dev can be run in three different modes:
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Server Mode
- Runs the web server component
- Handles API requests and frontend serving
- Manages agent connections and resource coordination
- Default port: 8090
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Agent Mode
- Runs the agent component
- Manages local Docker resources
- Communicates with the server
- Handles workspace operations
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Standalone Mode
- Combines both server and agent functionality
- Runs everything in a single process
- Perfect for single-machine deployments
This is an issues-only repository for tracking bug reports from the community.
The goal of this tracker is to report bugs that our team can reproduce. Sometimes, there's a lot going on - and we're not able to reproduce the issue outside of your instance. For issues that are instance- or host-specific, please be as specific about your environment as possible.
For suggestions about features and enhancements, please add your feedback to the issue tracker as well.