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Deployment

Ways to run Recipery — Docker, Cloudflare, or Kubernetes.

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Recipery ships as a single container image (ghcr.io/recipery-dev/recipery:latest) with no database — deploying it is really two independent choices: which platform runs the container, and where recipes are stored. This section covers the platform; see Storage for the storage backends.

Docker

A docker run or Compose file — the fastest way to try Recipery or run it on a single machine. See Docker.

Cloudflare

Deploy the app itself as a Cloudflare Worker, backed by a native R2 binding. See Cloudflare.

Kubernetes

Example manifests for running the container in a cluster. See Kubernetes.

Which one should I use?

Platform Good for Storage
Docker Trying Recipery, single-machine self-hosting Local, S3, or R2
Cloudflare Running with no server to maintain R2 only, via a native binding
Kubernetes Running alongside other self-hosted services in a cluster S3 or R2 recommended — see the caveat on local disk
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