Waldur documentation

Waldur is an open-source platform for managing hybrid cloud resources. It is used both for controlling internal enterprise IT resources and for selling cloud services. It includes a rich functionality for managing service catalogues and supports integration of services managed by other Waldur deployments.

Get started

• Try Waldur

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  Run a local instance with Docker Compose and look around the portal.

  Try Waldur locally

• Use a Waldur portal

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  Find your way around, set up organizations and projects, and order resources.

  Get started as a user

• Deploy Waldur

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  Install with Docker Compose or Helm, configure identity providers, and go live.

  Deploy for production

• Call the API

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  Make your first request with curl, the Python SDK or TypeScript.

  Make your first API call

Guides

• Use Waldur

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  Organizations, projects and resources; publishing offerings as a service provider; calls for proposals; staff tasks.

  User guide

• Operate Waldur

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  Deployment, settings, identity providers, service provider backends, monitoring and backups.

  Operator guide

• Integrations

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  SRAM, GLAuth, Open OnDemand, LEXIS, service desks, the Keycloak mapper and the MCP server.

  Integrations

• Build with Waldur

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  REST API, Python SDK, waldur-cli, Terraform and Ansible, and how Waldur itself is built.

  Integrate with the API · Develop Waldur

How Waldur is built

• Waldur MasterMind — broker and orchestrator of cloud services, responsible for technical service delivery. It exposes the REST API, documented in the API reference.
• Waldur HomePort — the web-based self-service portal. It talks to MasterMind over the REST API.

Waldur is open source, extendable, and comes with professional support. For a quick look at the portal, see the screenshots; for the ideas behind it, the concepts.