Overview
Deploy your agents to LiveKit Cloud to run them on LiveKit's global network and infrastructure. LiveKit Cloud provides automatic scaling and load balancing, ensuring capacity for new sessions up to the limits of your plan. Deploy your agent with a single LiveKit CLI command.
For deployments to other environments, see Self-hosted deployments.
Dashboard
The LiveKit Cloud dashboard provides a view into the status of your deployed and self-hosted agents.
- Realtime metrics: Monitor session count, agent status, and more.
- Error tracking: Identify and diagnose errors in agent sessions.
- Usage and limits: Track usage, billing, and limits.
Agents dashboard
Monitor and manage your deployed agents in the LiveKit Cloud dashboard.
Get started
New to deploying agents? Follow the quickstart guide to deploy your first agent to LiveKit Cloud.
Get started
Quickstart guide for deploying your first agent to LiveKit Cloud.
Deployment management
Use the LiveKit CLI to configure, deploy, and manage your agent deployments. The deployment management page covers configuration, deploying new versions, rolling back, and understanding cold starts.
Deployment management
Configure, deploy, and manage your agent deployments.
Secrets management
Securely store and manage sensitive information like API keys, database credentials, and authentication tokens for your agent deployments. LiveKit Cloud encrypts and securely injects these values into your agent containers at runtime.
Secrets management
Securely manage API keys and other sensitive data.
Log collection
Monitor and debug your deployed agents with realtime logging, including runtime logs and build logs that can be forwarded to external monitoring services.
Log collection
Monitor and debug your deployed agents.
Builds and Dockerfiles
Configure the build process for your agent containers, including Dockerfile setup, build context, and build timeouts. LiveKit Cloud builds container images based on your code and Dockerfile.
Builds and Dockerfiles
Guide to the LiveKit Cloud build process, plus Dockerfile templates and resources.