Odoo

What you get

• All 2 services provisioned together: odoo, odoo-db
• Deployed end to end and verified by the Railyard team
• Automatic HTTPS and zero-downtime deploys

How to deploy Odoo

1. 1

   Connect a server

   Attach a DigitalOcean, Hetzner or Vultr server to Railyard, or any Linux box over SSH.

2. 2

   Click "Deploy Odoo"

   Railyard builds the container and provisions all 2 services.

3. 3

   Set your domain

   Point your domain at the app. Railyard issues an HTTPS certificate and keeps it renewed automatically.

Why deploy on Railyard

Railyard provisions all 2 services in this stack together — odoo, odoo-db — wired to reach each other over the private network, on a server you already pay for.

Deploying Odoo is one piece of a bigger stack you can keep building — add a database, a worker, a cache, or another app, all on the same servers you already pay for.

Good for

• An all-in-one ERP for a small business — CRM, invoicing, inventory and a website builder
• Replacing a handful of separate SaaS tools (CRM + accounting + inventory) with one self-hosted suite

Good to know

• No database is pre-created — visit /web/database/manager on first boot to create one; Odoo's own default master password is "admin" (its odoo.conf default when none is set), so change it immediately after creating the database
• Live chat's websocket/longpolling channel (upstream port 8072) isn't exposed — Railyard templates expose one public port per service, so chat falls back to HTTP long-polling instead of a persistent socket; CRM, accounting, inventory and the website builder are unaffected
• No email transport is configured — outgoing mail (invoices, quotes, notifications) won't send until SMTP is added from Settings > Technical > Email

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