Self-Hosted Deployment

Learn how to deploy and manage Self-Hosted Deployment on your own Kubernetes cluster.

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Self-Hosted Deployment, previously called Unity Virtual Private Cloud, is a self-managed version of Unity Cloud Create Services that you deploy and manage on your own Kubernetes cluster. With Self-Hosted Deployment, you can:

Keep all your data and activity in your own environment, from 3D assets to user activity.
Use Unity services to import, store, transform, and collaborate on your 3D assets.

Self-Hosted Deployment includes:

Asset Manager and its ecosystem of APIs and SDKs.
Cloud Automation and Transformations with the Unity Asset Transformer SDK technology.
Self-Hosted Deployment Foundations, which provides the components that manage identity and role-based access control (RBAC).

You deploy Self-Hosted Deployment with the shdctl command-line tool on any conformant Kubernetes cluster: in your own datacenter, or on a managed service such as Amazon EKS or Azure AKS.

Deploy on Kubernetes (recommended)

Install, upgrade, and maintain Self-Hosted Deployment on your Kubernetes cluster.

shdctl

Pull, render, and deploy each release with the shdctl command-line tool.

Other deployment packages

These packages are supported for existing deployments. New deployments use Self-Hosted Deployment on Kubernetes, which also runs on Amazon EKS and Azure AKS.

AWS Terraform package

Deploy and manage the Terraform and ArgoCD package for Amazon EKS.

Azure Marketplace

Deploy and manage the Azure package, through Azure Marketplace or manually.