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Managed Hosting

Managed hosting is the easiest way to run Legend. Instead of installing and maintaining your own Docker container, the Legend team provisions and operates a dedicated instance for your organization. You get all the features of Legend without the operational overhead.

Single-Tenant by Design

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Every managed instance is single-tenant. Each customer receives their own private instance with its own isolated network, its own persistent storage, and its own secrets. There is no shared infrastructure between customers, and no customer data ever coexists with another customer’s data on the same instance. Data segregation is guaranteed by construction rather than by policy.

What’s Included

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Dedicated Instance

A dedicated container instance, provisioned exclusively for your organization.

Managed Database

A managed SQLite database running in WAL mode for reliability and consistent snapshots.

Persistent Storage

6 GB of NVMe persistent storage mounted at /app/data that survives restarts and upgrades.

Daily Backups

Automated volume snapshots with 7-day retention. Restores are handled by Legend support.

Opt-In Updates

Updates are rolled out in batches with automatic rollback if a health check fails.

Continuous Monitoring

Instances are monitored around the clock, with proactive outage emails.

Automatic Licensing

Your license is applied automatically via a signed provisioning token.

Isolated Network

Each instance runs in its own isolated network with per-instance secrets.

What’s Not Included at Launch

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Managed hosting at launch does not include:

  • Custom domains: Instances are served from <subdomain>.mylegend.io subdomains
  • Support SLAs: Support is provided on a best-effort basis
  • Migration from self-hosted: Importing an existing self-hosted Legend installation is not yet supported

Learn More

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Onboarding

Sign up, provisioning, and your first login. Onboard →