Self-hosting

How to self-host a phoenix instance

Deployment

Docker:

Phoenix is designed to be extremely portable and can run as a container. If you are looking for how to run phoenix locally, see Environments.

Quickstart

How to deploy an LLM application with Phoenix observability

Phoenix Cloud

Try a free cloud instance of Phoenix through our website

Persistence

How to setup a persistent disc or database

Kubernetes

How to deploy Phoenix on K8s

Docker

How to deploy Phoenix using Docker

Configure Phoenix

• Available ports to run phoenix

• Customize phoenix using environment variables

Setup Authentication

• Setup authentication

• Configuring OAuth2 (Google, AWS Cognito)

Images

This table lists the images we publish that can be used to run Phoenix.

Image Tag	Description
arizephoenix/phoenix:latest	Latest released version of Phoenix using root permissions.
arizephoenix/phoenix:latest-nonroot	Latest released version of Phoenix using nonroot permissions. Ensure the image has the required filesystem permissions before using.
arizephoenix/phoenix:latest-debug	Latest released version of Phoenix using a debug base image.
arizephoenix/phoenix:version-X.X.X	Build for a specific release version using root permissions.
arizephoenix/phoenix:version-X.X.X-nonroot	Build for a specific release version using nonroot permissions.
arizephoenix/phoenix:version-X.X.X-debug	Build for a specific release version using a debug image.

Services

You can deploy Phoenix on any cloud provider or on-premise. Here are some services that Phoenix can be deployed on:

Railway