Compartment
Self-hosted platform for deploying internal tools and scripts into shareable team apps with one command, HTTPS and SSO included.
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Description
Every dev team accumulates internal scripts — a data-cleanup job, a small admin dashboard, a one-off automation — that work fine on someone's laptop but are painful to share with the rest of the team: no login, no HTTPS, no easy way to give a teammate access without emailing them a file. Compartment exists to close that gap: it turns a working script or small app into something teammates can open in a browser, with access control already handled.
Compartment is a self-hosted deployment platform: one command turns code into a running, isolated application with HTTPS and SSO built in, deployable on Kubernetes on infrastructure you control. It handles team access and permissions so you're not building your own auth layer for every internal tool, and gives each deployed app an isolated, observable runtime rather than dumping it on a shared server. It's open source and free to self-host, with a custom-priced Enterprise tier for organizations that want additional support or features.
💬 Our review
The short version: Compartment solves a real, unglamorous problem — sharing internal tools safely — by giving every deployed script the auth, HTTPS and isolation it would otherwise never get, without asking you to build that infrastructure yourself.
The value is concentrated in teams that already have a pile of internal scripts sitting on individual laptops or a single shared VM with no access control. Compartment's one-command deployment and built-in SSO remove the boilerplate that usually makes teams skip proper auth on "just an internal tool." Being Kubernetes-native and self-hosted means it fits teams that already run k8s infrastructure more easily than teams starting from zero — there's a real setup cost if you don't already have a cluster. It doesn't compete directly with full PaaS platforms like Vercel or Render for customer-facing apps; it's scoped specifically to internal tooling. Worth adopting once you have more than two or three internal scripts that need sharing with access control; overkill for a single one-off script.
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📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Auto-hébergé gratuit, Enterprise sur devis
Pros
Déploiement en une commande avec HTTPS/SSO inclus
Auto-hébergé, contrôle total de l'infrastructure
Isolation et observabilité par application déployée
Natif Kubernetes
Cons
Coût de mise en place réel si pas déjà sur Kubernetes
Scope limité aux outils internes, pas un PaaS généraliste
Open source jeune, écosystème/communauté encore restreint