Open-source tools for ERPNext & FrappeFour Foundations.
One Cohesive Ecosystem.
Most cloud vendors resell generic compute. We engineered the open-source building blocks from the ground up — from native local development and bootable containers to immutable packaging and cloud-native Kubernetes orchestration.
Full-Lifecycle Pipeline
vybench
Your Frappe stack, packaged for the machine you already use.
Choose Homebrew on macOS, a confined Snap on Linux, or a native .deb for Ubuntu and Debian. vybench packages Frappe and ERPNext with their supporting runtime, so getting started does not require a chain of host-level install scripts or a Docker Desktop VM.
Instant TUI
On Homebrew and Snap, monitor services, logs, sites, and benches in an interactive console.
Atomic Multi-Bench Switching
Homebrew and Snap installations can create and switch between isolated benches.
A native Linux option
The distribution-specific .deb installs a systemd-managed stack for Ubuntu or Debian.
Choose your install
Homebrew
macOS · Apple Silicon & Intel
Native services, interactive TUI, and multi-bench management.
Install guideSnap
Linux · snapd distributions
Confined Frappe stack with interactive TUI and multi-bench management.
Install guideAPT / .deb
Ubuntu 24.04 example · Debian 12 also supported
Install the native package for your distribution. The .deb does not yet bundle the TUI or multi-bench CLI.
Install guideFrappista
Go from a fresh machine to a running Frappe instance in a flash.
Frappista makes developer onboarding and CI/CD testing easier with ready-to-run Frappe and ERPNext containers. Start a disposable instance for a new teammate or a test job without first assembling a local stack or writing a build pipeline.
Faster onboarding
Give a developer a repeatable instance instead of a long manual setup checklist.
CI/CD-friendly testing
Bring up a fresh container for tests and tear it down when the job is done.
Versioned images
Choose the Frappe release your team needs: version 15 and version 16 image tags are available.
Frappe Operator
The foundation for cloud freedom and hybrid Frappe deployments.
The open-source Frappe Operator gives you the same declarative Bench and Site model across managed Kubernetes, private clusters, and Red Hat OpenShift. Scale components to match demand and avoid paying for idle capacity, schedule backups, and choose where workloads run rather than tying the platform to one cloud.
Deployment freedom
Manage benches and sites with Kubernetes manifests in your cloud or private infrastructure.
Right-size the workload
Configure component replicas and autoscaling so capacity follows demand instead of running everything at peak size.
Scheduled site backups
Automate recurring backups with the Operator’s SiteBackup resource.
apiVersion: vyogo.tech/v1
kind: FrappeBench
metadata:
name: dev-bench
namespace: default
spec:
frappeVersion: "15"
imageConfig:
repository: ghcr.io/vyogotech/frappe_base
tag: latest
pullPolicy: Always
apps:
- name: erpnext
source: imageFPM
Pick an app. Add it to a bench. Choose the site that gets it.
FPM resolves packages from the marketplace or repository you choose and installs them into a bench. Add an app to a selected site when you need it, without installing it on every other site sharing that bench. Prebuilt assets ship with the package, so installation does not require an assets rebuild.
Choose your source
Search configured package repositories, including your own HTTP or OCI registry.
Site-by-site install
Make an app available to the bench, then install it only on the site you specify.
No assets rebuild at install
Use packaged assets without recompiling them for each site.
Engineered in the Open,
Hardened in Production.
We don't believe in black-box vendor lock-in. Our core operator, runtime packages, and tooling are open-source and maintained on GitHub. vyogo.cloud is the turnkey managed control plane that brings them all together with enterprise SLAs, multi-region failover, and global support.
Experience the Ecosystem in Action.
Deploy on vyogo.cloud in seconds, or run the stack inside your own cloud or private data center.
Vyogo Cloud Center is open to everyone and free while we test it with real users before general availability. Features may change, and there may be occasional downtime. The free trial ends 18 November 2026. After that, beta workspaces and their data may be deleted, so keep your own copy of anything important. Full terms are shown at signup.