Bucketeer Documentation
Bucketeer is the self-hostable feature management and experimentation platform built for teams that need enterprise capabilities without SaaS lock-in. Use these guides to launch safely, experiment with confidence, and automate flag operations across your stack.
Quick Links
- Getting started – install Bucketeer, create your first project, and invite your team.
- Feature flag management – targeting rules, prerequisites, progressive rollout, triggers, and automation.
- Experimentation – configure Bayesian experiments, track goals, and read results.
- SDK integration – connect client, server, edge, and OpenFeature SDKs.
- HTTP API reference – manage Bucketeer programmatically and automate workflows.
What You Can Build with Bucketeer
Progressive delivery
- Dark launch and staged rollout with guardrails.
- Split audiences (for example, 50/50 tests on 5% of traffic).
- Prerequisites and reusable segments for complex orchestration.
- Flag-based targeting rules: use one flag's evaluation result as a condition for another flag.
Experimentation & analytics
- Bayesian experiments with goal tracking and live results.
- Interactive debugger to verify user experiences before rollout.
- Lifecycle insights: usage metrics, stale-flag alerts, and code references.
Automation & governance
- Scheduled operations, event-rate guards, and webhook triggers.
- Notifications to Slack when flags change or go inactive.
- Audit logs, RBAC, and multi-environment isolation for compliance.
Scale on your terms
- Start with Docker Compose (MySQL + Redis) for lightweight environments.
- Run production clusters with Helm, GCP Pub/Sub, and BigQuery.
- Use the REST API, MCP servers, and Slack alerts to automate workflows.
Build for every team
- Product, marketing, and engineering collaborate through fine-grained roles.
- Segment audiences, run betas, and retire legacy flags safely.
- Extend with MCP servers, custom integrations, or the public API.
Supported SDKs & Providers
Client & Mobile
Server & Edge
OpenFeature Providers
Need another language or OpenFeature provider? Reach out in the community Slack or explore GitHub Discussions for community SDKs.
Deploy Bucketeer
- Docker Compose – quickest path for development and lightweight production setups.
- Helm charts – production-grade deployment with Kubernetes.
- Configuration reference – integrations, notifications, and automations.
Explore Next
- Best practices – rollout playbooks, experiment design, and maintenance workflows.
- Contribution guide – help improve Bucketeer documentation or code.
- Changelog – follow new releases and enhancements.
Get Help
We continually expand the documentation—let us know what else would help your team succeed with Bucketeer.