Self-hosted

Analytics that runs where your data lives

Hermes is self-hosted: the whole stack drops onto any Docker host and reads your own databases in place, so nothing is copied to a third-party warehouse.

Overview

Self-hosted

Cloud BI usually means shipping copies of your data to someone else’s warehouse. Hermes avoids that entirely: it’s self-hosted, drops onto any Docker host, and reads your databases in place — so your data stays yours and never leaves your environment.

What it does

Your data stays yours

Self-hosted — the whole stack drops onto any Docker host.

Reads your own databases in place; nothing is copied to a third-party warehouse.

A read-only role keeps the in-place access safe.

Dashboards are defined as code, so views ship identically across environments.

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How it works

How self-hosting works

1Deploy Hermes onto your own Docker host
2Connect your existing databases
3It reads your data in place, read-only
4Dashboards and answers run in your environment
FAQ

Common questions

Is our data copied to the cloud?

No. Hermes reads your own databases in place; nothing is copied to a third-party warehouse.

Where does Hermes run?

On your own infrastructure — it’s self-hosted and drops onto any Docker host.

Are dashboards reproducible across environments?

Yes. Dashboards are defined as code, so the same views ship identically across environments.

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