Self-Hosted Gateway
Apart from using our hosted offering, you can also self-host the Invariant Gateway, to enable secure and observable agentic applications within your organization.
This can be favorable if you want to run the Gateway on your own infrastructure, and have more control over the environment, e.g. to comply with your organization's security policies.
Prerequisites
Before you get started, you have to ensure that your system has Docker installed.
Then, navigate to the cloned directory:
Launching
After preparing the repository, you can launch the Gateway as a Docker container on your system via the provided run.sh script:
This will launch a Gateway service at http://localhost:8005/api/v1/gateway/ of the resulting container, allowing you to use and integrate Gateway with your own network infrastructure.
Stopping
To stop the service, you can run the following command, which will stop and remove the container:
Configuration
You can also configure your self-hosted Gateway instance, e.g. to use a different Explorer instance to interact with or to change other settings.
To learn more about different configuration options, please see the Gateway README.
Usage
After launching the Gateway, you can use it in the same way as the hosted version, relying on the base URL of your Gateway instance instead of the hosted URL.
Consider any of the following chapters next, to learn more about how to integrate Gateway: