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Where to run enconf

Recommended Infrastructure

enconf runs on any server you control with a fresh Debian 13 install (amd64/arm64) — no Docker, no cloud lock-in. These providers have proven reliable. With most of them, enconf installs automatically via cloud-init on first boot — just paste the script below when creating the server.

Hetzner Cloud

Automatic install

German data centers, strong price-performance, IPv6 included.

#!/bin/bash curl -fsSL https://get.enconf.com | bash

"Cloud config" field in the server creation dialog (Cloud Console)

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DigitalOcean

Automatic install

Global data centers, simple API, large community and lots of tutorials.

#!/bin/bash curl -fsSL https://get.enconf.com | bash

"User Data" field when creating a Droplet

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Vultr

Automatic install

Many global locations, hourly billing, fast NVMe storage.

#!/bin/bash curl -fsSL https://get.enconf.com | bash

"Enable Cloud-Init User-Data" checkbox under "Additional Features"

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OVHcloud VPS

Manual install

European provider with a wide choice of locations.

No cloud-init field on the standard VPS order form. Create the server, connect via SSH and run:

$ curl -fsSL https://get.enconf.com | bash
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Using a different provider?

enconf runs on any server with a fresh Debian 13 install — not just the providers listed above. Create the server, connect via SSH and run the standard command:

$ curl -fsSL https://get.enconf.com | bash