Nine modular Aethers. One source of truth for your physical infrastructure, network, inventory, and operations. Self-host the open core, or run on Aetheria Cloud.
Each Aether is a module owned by a different role on your team — but they share one schema, one API, one identity layer. Nothing to integrate. Nothing to keep in sync.
The unmaintained Confluence pages, the rogue Notion docs, the four overlapping ITSM contracts — collapsed into one platform engineers actually want to use.
Deploy once, then manage everything through the UI or the API. Every Aether shares one database — changes in one are instantly visible in all. No silos, no duplication.
1# LHR1 · London datacentre · primary
2apiVersion: aehq.io/v1
3kind: Site
4metadata:
5 name: lhr1
6 tenant: acme-prod
7 labels:
8 env: production
9 tier: tier-1
10spec:
11 region: eu-west
12 timezone: Europe/London
13 capacity:
14 racks: 48
15 power: 96kW
16 cooling: N+1
17 contacts:
18 - role: on-site
19 name: "Mikael Søndergaard"
20 circuits:
21 - lhr1-lon-pri # 100 Gbps · Lumen
22 - lhr1-fra-back # 40 Gbps · CogentThe full Community Edition is MIT licensed — no feature gates, no telemetry, no asterisks. Aetheria Cloud is the same codebase, hosted and managed by us.
Single static binary, PostgreSQL backend, no Java, no Ruby, no Python — just one Aetheria process that boots in under 200ms.
$docker run -d \
-p 8080:8080 \
-v aetheria-data:/var/lib/aetheria \
-e AETHERIA_TENANT=acme-prod \
ghcr.io/aetheria/aetheria:latest
# open http://localhost:8080$# Debian / Ubuntu
$wget https://releases.aehq.io/latest/aetheria_linux_amd64.deb
$sudo apt install ./aetheria_linux_amd64.deb
$sudo systemctl start aetheria
# macOS
$curl -L https://releases.aehq.io/latest/aetheria_macos_arm64 -o aetheria
$chmod +x aetheria && ./aetheria># Download the installer
>Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://releases.aehq.io/latest/aetheria_windows_amd64.exe -OutFile aetheria_setup.exe
># Run the installer
>.\aetheria_setup.exe