Self-host Langfuse v2
This guide covers Langfuse v2. For the current version, see the self-hosting documentation. Langfuse v2 received security updates until end of Q1 2025. If you have any questions while upgrading, please refer to the v3 upgrade guide or open a thread on GitHub Discussions.
Langfuse is open source and can be self-hosted using Docker. This section contains guides for different deployment scenarios.
Deployment Options
The following options are available:
- Langfuse Cloud: A fully managed version of Langfuse that is hosted and maintained by the Langfuse team.
- Self-host Langfuse: Run Langfuse on your own infrastructure.
- Production via Docker. Please follow the deployment guide for more details and detailed instructions on how to deploy Langfuse on various cloud providers.
- Locally or on a single VM via Docker Compose.
Architecture
Langfuse only depends on open source components and can be deployed locally, on cloud infrastructure, or on-premises.
Upgrade to Langfuse v2
If you are upgrading from Langfuse v1, please refer to the upgrade guide.
If you experience any issues when self-hosting Langfuse, please:
- Check out Troubleshooting & FAQ page.
- Use Ask AI to get instant answers to your questions.
- Ask the maintainers on GitHub Discussions.
- Create a bug report or feature request on GitHub.
Enterprise-grade support is available when self-hosting Langfuse. Learn more on our pricing page.
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