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WebXTerm can be consumed in two ways, depending on how much of the operational work you want to own yourself. Jump to the one that fits:


Self-Managed (On-Prem Enterprise)

Run the full WebXTerm Enterprise stack inside your own environment, operated by your own team.

To run Enterprise on-prem, you need to deploy and operate the following components:

ComponentRole
vsay-authAuthentication service — handles login, JWT issuance, Keycloak/OIDC integration
vsay-backendCore control plane — machine registry, RBAC, audit logs, agent tunnel endpoint
vsay-frontendThe web portal / dashboard your team signs into
vsay-auth-toolCompanion tooling for auth setup and administration

Your team owns provisioning, upgrades, backups, and day-to-day operations for all four components.

Get Started

For a full on-prem Enterprise deployment — including sizing guidance, licensing, and deployment support — contact us at info@webxterm.me or visit license.webxterm.me.

Managed Hosting

If you'd rather not run and maintain the backend stack yourself, we offer a managed option: we deploy and operate the WebXTerm backend on your behalf, and hand you a ready-to-use portal.

How it works:

  • We deploy vsay-auth, vsay-backend, and vsay-frontend on our side, and take care of operating and maintaining them.
  • You get access to your own WebXTerm portal.
  • From there, you simply add your machines and start using WebXTerm — no infrastructure to run or maintain on your end.

This option is well suited for teams that want the simplicity of a fully managed portal, but with the deployment and licensing terms of an on-prem/dedicated arrangement.

Get Started

To set this up, contact us at info@webxterm.me and we'll walk you through how to get started and consume the platform.

Supported Deployment Targets

Whichever option you choose, WebXTerm supports deployment across:

  • Directly on the OS — Linux / Unix-based hosts
  • Kubernetes (K8s) clusters
  • OpenShift clusters

And across both major CPU architectures:

  • amd64 (x86_64)
  • arm64

Which Option Is Right for You?

Self-Managed (On-Prem Enterprise)Managed Hosting
Who runs the backendYour teamWebXTerm
Where it runsYour infrastructure (OS / K8s / OpenShift)Our infrastructure
What you getFull control over all componentsA ready-to-use portal
Best forTeams with the ops capacity to run and upgrade the stack themselvesTeams that want on-prem-style isolation without running infrastructure

For either path, reach out to info@webxterm.me and we'll help you pick the right fit.