stealth-deplover/stealth

How stealth-deplover/stealth works

Stealth is a self-hostable developer cloud: operators install and configure it, then users manage project resources through the Next.js console and Go API. The API handles authenticated control-plane requests; asynchronous work is handed to workers for builds, executions, delivery, and realtime publication. The README also documents database, storage, messaging, webhooks, agents, and owner-facing observability capabilities. Edges reflect the README’s architecture and sampled storage code; most individual resource-handler wiring was not sampled, so uncertain links are omitted.

Main entry points: main.go Go worker · server.go Go API · client.ts Console API client · server_storage.go Storage handlers

Components 25

Console

Next.js console console/src/app
Console API client console/src/api/client.ts
Storage screens console/src/features/storage/storage-view.tsx
Storage queries console/src/api/queries/storage.ts
Storage mutations console/src/api/mutations/storage.ts

Control plane

Go API internal/httpapi/server.go
Resource routes internal/httpapi/routes.go
Storage handlers internal/httpapi/server_storage.go
Control repositories internal/repository/repository.go
Storage repository internal/repository/storage.go

Workers and runtimes

Go worker cmd/worker/main.go
Function and site runners internal/functionrunner/worker.go
App builds internal/appbuilder/worker.go
Messaging delivery internal/messagingrunner/worker.go
Webhook delivery internal/webhookrunner/worker.go
Agent runs internal/agentrunner/worker.go

Persistence

PostgreSQL
Redis
Local or S3 storage internal/storage/store.go
Durable work queues internal/repository

Installation and observability

Host installer internal/cli/installer.go
Install engine internal/installengine/engine.go
Telemetry pipeline internal/telemetry/store.go
OTel Collector and ClickHouse

Other components

Platform user

Connections 25

Platform user → Next.js console: uses
Next.js console → Console API client: requests
Storage screens → Storage queries: loads buckets
Storage screens → Storage mutations: creates buckets
Storage queries → Console API client: queries
Storage mutations → Console API client: mutates
Console API client → Go API: HTTP requests
Go API → Resource routes: dispatches
Resource routes → Storage handlers: routes storage
Storage handlers → Storage repository: reads and writes
Control repositories → PostgreSQL: reads and writes
Storage repository → PostgreSQL: stores metadata
Storage handlers → Local or S3 storage: uploads files
Go API → Redis: rate limits and realtime
Go API → Durable work queues: enqueues work
Durable work queues → Go worker: dispatches work
Go worker → Function and site runners: runs workloads
Go worker → App builds: builds apps
Go worker → Messaging delivery: delivers messages
Go worker → Webhook delivery: delivers webhooks
Go worker → Agent runs: handles agent runs
Go worker → Local or S3 storage: uses artifacts
Host installer → Install engine: executes installation
Go API → Telemetry pipeline: serves protected queries
Telemetry pipeline → OTel Collector and ClickHouse: queries telemetry

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