Self-hosted Neptune#
Neptune can be self-hosted. This means deploying your own instance of the Neptune web application, instead of using the SaaS offering at https://app.neptune.ai.
You can deploy Neptune on your own infrastructure (on-premises) or in a private cloud, either in a Kubernetes cluster or in a virtual machine that runs a Kubernetes cluster underneath the hood.
Releases#
Latest: Neptune 2.5.0 (Nov 2024)
| Date | Version | Changes and highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 2024 |
2.5 |
Note: The model registry is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Learn how to manage model metadata using runs instead. To learn more about the changes, see also Neptune 2.5 user guide . |
| Dec 2023 |
2.4 |
Scatter plot widgets, improved experiments table search, keyboard shortcuts, distraction-free mode, and enhanced source-code display. |
| Mar 2023 |
2.3 |
Service accounts, the redesigned image gallery, metadata tree search. Also adds support for the 1.x version of the Neptune Python client library. |
| Jul 2022 |
2.2 |
Model registry, interactive table widget, redesigned custom views, improved legend in comparison charts, and ability to disable public projects. |
For more details on the features included with each release, see the Product portal .
Plans#
See the pricing page on the Neptune website for detailed plan information.
If you're interested in a custom plan, contact us at sales@neptune.ai.
Got issues or questions?
To get dedicated support or leave feedback, email us at support@neptune.ai.
You can also check out the self-hosting FAQ and other ways to get help.
If you need deployment instructions for the old 2.2.4 version, see Neptune: installation guide (PDF) .