Urbit Operators
  • Urbit OS

    • Basics
    • Updates
    • Configuring S3 Storage
    • Shell
    • Filesystem
    • Star and Galaxy Operations
    • Ship Troubleshooting
    • Dojo Tools
    • Urbit ID

      • Overview
      • Using Bridge
      • Proxies
      • HD Wallet (Master Ticket)
      • Bridge Troubleshooting
      • Creating an Invite Pool
      • Guide to Factory Resets
      • Layer 2 for planets
      • Layer 2 for stars
      • Running Urbit

        • Runtime Reference
        • Cloud Hosting
        • Self-hosting S3 Storage with MinIO
        • Coturn Operator Guide
        Urbit Operators
        • Urbit OS

          • Basics
          • Updates
          • Configuring S3 Storage
          • Shell
          • Filesystem
          • Star and Galaxy Operations
          • Ship Troubleshooting
          • Dojo Tools
          • Urbit ID

            • Overview
            • Using Bridge
            • Proxies
            • HD Wallet (Master Ticket)
            • Bridge Troubleshooting
            • Creating an Invite Pool
            • Guide to Factory Resets
            • Layer 2 for planets
            • Layer 2 for stars
            • Running Urbit

              • Runtime Reference
              • Cloud Hosting
              • Self-hosting S3 Storage with MinIO
              • Coturn Operator Guide
              Operator's Manual

              Operator's Manual

              Welcome to the Operator's Manual for the Urbit project. This documentation is maintained by Tlon and the Urbit community in a public Github repository. Issues and contributions are welcome.

              This documentation provides a series of guides and reference material for assisting you in the usage and operations of your ship. If you're looking for documentation on how to develop on Urbit, see our development docs.

              Urbit OS

              This section describes how to interact with your running Urbit ship: this includes working with the filesystem, command line (dojo), resolving common issues, and more.

              Urbit ID

              Urbit ID is our public-key infrastructure, which is what allows you to truly own your identity. Here you'll find guides for interacting with your Urbit ID via our Bridge application.

              Running Urbit

              Urbit can be run in a variety of contexts. Our Getting Started Guide covers how to run an Urbit locally on your computer; this section covers alternative ways of running Urbit.