Install Helio Audit
Helio Audit supports self-hosted deployment so Organizations can keep source code and analysis within their own infrastructure. Install the platform in an environment you control, then connect Git providers and Repositories so AI Reviews and security analysis can run against your code.
After installation, continue with Getting Started.
Supported deployment targets
| Target | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Docker | Single-host or simple container deployments |
| Docker Compose | Multi-service local or small-team deployments |
| Kubernetes | Production and enterprise cluster deployments |
| Linux (including Ubuntu) | Host-based installs where containers are not preferred |
| AWS, Azure, GCP, Hetzner | Cloud or dedicated provider environments |
Docker and Kubernetes also appear in Helio Audit’s integration surface for infrastructure analysis of Dockerfiles and Kubernetes manifests. Use the packaging and configuration shipped with your Helio Audit release for the install steps that match your target.
How to choose a path
- Team size and scale — a single host or Compose may suit evaluation; Kubernetes suits larger Organizations
- Existing platform standards — prefer the orchestrator your platform team already operates
- Security and data residency — self-hosting keeps Repositories and analysis inside your boundary; see Security
- Operational ownership — decide who will upgrade, back up, and monitor the deployment
Read Self-hosting overview and Self-hosting architecture before provisioning.
Installation workflow
After installation
- Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket
- Enable AI Reviews
- Apply Policies for Organization standards
- Review security capabilities in Security