Getting Started with Trailer.dev
Trailer.dev is a self-hostable, container-based development platform. It pairs a Go backend with a React frontend, and reconciles your declared workspaces against a container runtime (Docker today).
Run the standalone container
Section titled “Run the standalone container”The standalone image bundles the server and a Docker agent in a single process. It manages workspaces by talking to the host’s Docker daemon, so it needs the Docker socket mounted.
The commands below use the ghcr.io/trailer-dev registry path. The registry and organization are set at release time, so your deployment’s path may differ. Adjust the image reference to match where your images are published.
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Pull the image:
Terminal window docker pull ghcr.io/trailer-dev/standalone:latest -
Start it:
Terminal window docker run -d \--name trailer \-p 8090:8090 \-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ghcr.io/trailer-dev/standalone:latest -
Open the web interface at http://localhost:8090.
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Because no users exist yet, you are redirected to the first user setup page.
For other deployment shapes (separate server and agent, or pre-built binaries), see the Installation Guide.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Installation Guide - Docker, binaries, and build options
- First User Setup - Create the initial admin account
- Quick Start Guide - Build an image and launch your first workspace
- Architecture Overview - How the server, agent, and standalone modes fit together
- Configuration Reference - All configuration options