Open-core. Run it on your own infrastructure.
GridNMS Self-Hosted is the same platform as Cloud — graph correlation, discovery, YARA-L detections, cases — installed with Docker on hardware you control. Community edition is free forever; Business and Enterprise editions add scale and enterprise features when you need them.
Three editions, one platform
No forked feature set. Every edition runs the full product — editions differ in scale and the enterprise controls you need to run it across a team.
The free front door — everything you need to monitor a single site.
- 10 managed devices
- 1 site
- Core monitoring, full feature set
- One-command Docker install
More devices and more sites, for teams outgrowing Community.
- More managed devices
- Multi-site
- SSO/SAML for your identity provider
High availability and unlimited scale, for production-critical deployments.
- Unlimited devices and sites
- High availability
- SSO/SAML, priority support
The whole platform, not a subset
Self-hosted runs the same product as Cloud — no feature gate between them. Move between deployments any time; configuration exports and imports cleanly, so nothing traps you on one side.
Live topology with blast-radius impact analysis across every device and link.
Sweep networks, fingerprint the services each host exposes, map it onto the graph.
One detection language across logs and metrics, scheduled or streaming at ingest.
Related events group into one case and alert once, with the full context.
Per-interface limits on traffic, errors, and utilization that self-clear on recovery.
One lightweight collector speaks SNMP, SSH, ICMP, syslog, and traps — outbound only.
Terminate with your own certificate — no dependency on a managed proxy.
Nothing leaves your network unless you configure it to.
Up and running with Docker
One command brings up the full stack — no separate database or message broker to provision first.
1. Pull the bundle
Download the Self-Hosted bundle from your portal Downloads page after joining the beta.
2. Configure
Set your admin credentials and, optionally, your own TLS certificate.
3. docker compose up
Brings up the full stack: app, API, storage, and graph — one command.
4. Connect a collector
Point the outbound-only collector at your network and start monitoring.
Self-hosted questions
Is Community really free forever?
What's the difference between Community, Business, and Enterprise?
Can I move from Self-Hosted to Cloud, or back?
What does my own infrastructure need to provide?
How does support work on Self-Hosted?
Need something with zero outbound connectivity?
Run your Grid yourself, starting today.
Community is free forever. Business and Enterprise scale with you.