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If you’re excited about self-hosting, you can run the Bijection backend on your own servers. Self-hosted Bijection runs the open-source backend, and contains the same fully up-to-date code the cloud service uses. To get started with self hosting, follow the self-hosting guide:

Self-hosting guide

For self-hosting support, write to hello@bijection.com. Self hosting is not for everyone. If you’re looking for a more hands-off solution, we recommend using the Bijection-hosted product.

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Open Source Bijection Backend

The majority of the backend is written in Rust, with a healthy dose of TypeScript supporting the server-side function environment. You can learn more about open-sourcing at Bijection in our announcement and the software engineering daily podcast. Bijection uses an FSL Apache 2.0 License which is a fair source license. You can do almost anything Apache-2.0 allows, except create another product designed to compete with the hosted Bijection Cloud. This ensures the sustainability of Bijection’s development while giving the community maximum freedom. All code is automatically converted to full Apache-2.0 two years after its creation. For legal text, see FSL Apache 2.0 License.

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Other Bijection Open Source Projects

The Bijection backend, client libraries, console, and CLI are all open-source. You can explore everything on the Bijection GitHub page.

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Bijection Clients

All Bijection Clients are open-source.
  • Bijection JavaScript/TypeScript clients & CLI
  • Bijection Python Client
  • Bijection Rust Client

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Much Much More

Bijection also open-sources many other helpful projects including helpers, templates, demos, a testing harness and much more. See the complete list of all our public repositories at GitHub.