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What is Loha

Loha is a CI/CD platform built for the Thai market. Every component runs in a Thai datacenter. Every byte of your source code, every secret, every build artifact stays inside the country.

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What Loha does​

  1. Connects to your Git host. GitLab, GitHub, and Gitea/Forgejo are supported today.
  2. Runs Pipeline-as-Code. You commit a .loha.yml file in your repo. Loha reads it and turns it into a pipeline.
  3. Builds, tests, and ships your code. A push, pull request, or manual dispatch starts a build in an isolated environment. Logs stream live to the dashboard. Container images push to the container registry you connect. You bring your own.
  4. Updates your deployments via GitOps. Built images can be tagged into a manifests repo automatically; your cluster picks up the change.
  5. Isolates every workspace. Each workspace gets its own resource quota, secret scope, and storage boundary. See Multi-tenancy.

Who uses Loha​

We design Loha around three users:

The DevOps engineer. Owns the platform integration, wants control without owning runner infrastructure. Cares about resource quotas, audit logs, and where data lives.

The application developer. Wants git push to ship code. Cares about fast feedback, readable logs, and a working .loha.yml template.

The engineering manager. Wants to know who's using how much, how often builds fail, and whether the platform is meeting its workspace limits.

What's available today​

The core loop is built and running:

  • Multi-tenant platform: auth, roles, workspace isolation
  • GitLab repository connection, webhook ingestion
  • .loha.yml parser and pipeline execution
  • Real-time build logs, step tracking, cancel/retry
  • 16-task official step library: see the catalog
  • In-dashboard .loha.yml editing: a code editor with live schema linting, embedded in the trigger form
  • Per-workspace limit presets: build-minute quota, parallel-build cap, seats, and retention (named subscription plans are a planned feature)
  • Secrets management (AES-256-GCM at rest)
  • Bilingual dashboard (Thai + English)

For everything still in flight, read the Roadmap, including the Known Gaps section.

What Loha doesn't do (yet)​

As of the latest release:

  • Approval gates and reusable workflows are planned for v0.7.0 (matrix builds have already shipped)
  • The Loha CLI is built and documented (public release coming soon); OIDC trusted publisher and PR preview environments are planned for v0.8.0
  • ISO 27001 / SOC 2 are post-v1.0.0

The roadmap tells you when to expect each.

Next steps​