# Falak documentation

> Install Falak on your own server, connect machines, deploy apps from Git, Docker or templates, and observe them with logs, metrics, traces and alerts.

Source: https://falak.sh/docs/

## Start here

  
  
  
  

## Deploy your stack

  
  
  
  
  
  

## Everything else

  
    [Connect your own server](/docs/servers/connect-custom-server/), pick a [server type](/docs/servers/server-types/), and let the agent [provision](/docs/servers/provisioning/) it.
  
  
    [Create databases and users](/docs/databases/create-databases/), open [remote access](/docs/databases/remote-access/) and schedule [backups](/docs/databases/backups/).
  
  
    [Logs](/docs/observability/logs/), [metrics](/docs/observability/metrics/), [traces and APM](/docs/observability/apm-laravel/), [Insights](/docs/observability/insights/) and [alerts](/docs/observability/alerts/).
  
  
    One-click [templates](/docs/templates/deploy-a-template/) for 18 apps, plus your own [custom templates](/docs/templates/custom-templates/).
  
  
    Automate with the [`falak` CLI](/docs/cli/commands/) and the [REST API](/docs/api/overview/).
  
  
    [Install](/docs/operations/install/), [upgrade](/docs/operations/upgrade/), [back up and restore](/docs/operations/backup-restore/) and [harden](/docs/operations/security/) your control plane.
  

## Reference