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NetBird Self-Hosted

Self-hosted NetBird installation via quickstart script, including management, signal, relay, STUN, dashboard, and optional proxy.

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Field note

What it does

NetBird is open source and can be self-hosted on your servers. The quickstart script generates a full, production-ready NetBird installation with Docker Compose, including management, signal, relay, STUN, dashboard, and optional proxy service.

Capabilities

Available capabilities

Self-hosting Local user management OIDC integration Peer-to-peer connectivity Relayed connections Docker Compose Deployment Identity Provider Integration

Automated Setup

Create the first owner user through the setup API and optionally receive a Personal Access Token.

Consolidated Port Architecture

Uses ports 80 and 443 for all services via HTTP/2 protocol negotiation.

CrowdSec IP Reputation

Optional automatic IP reputation blocking with CrowdSec.

Custom IdP Support

Integrates with existing identity providers like Okta, Azure AD, Auth0.

Local User Management

Built-in local user management powered by an embedded Dex server.

Low resource requirements

Maintenance, Backup, Upgrade

Guidance for maintaining, backing up, and upgrading your self-hosted deployment.

Multiple IdPs supported

Configure multiple OIDC providers simultaneously for SSO.

NetBird Proxy Service

Selectively expose internal NetBird network resources to the internet.

No external IdP required

Starting with version 0.62, self-hosting NetBird does not require a separate identity provider; local user management is built-in.

Reverse Proxy Selection

Choose from Traefik, Nginx, Nginx Proxy Manager, Caddy, or manual setup.

Scaling

Scaling your self-hosted deployment.

SCIM Provisioning

Supports SCIM for user/group sync (Enterprise).

Self-Hosting Quickstart

Install NetBird on your own infrastructure with a quickstart script.