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Visual workflow automation. The template runs n8n 2.44.7 with the Code node in JavaScript and Python in the same container, an optional worker in queue mode and community nodes.

Step-by-step guide: n8n from zero to your first workflow

Choose the mode, create the owner, webhooks, Python and JavaScript, SMTP, credentials, backups and rollback.

What it creates

It is an image template: it needs a plan with Docker images and one free image slot. See Plans and limits.

What the wizard asks

What you get

The app address, and the next step: open it and create the owner account right away. Secrets (the encryption key and the runners token) are generated for you.

Variables

Resources and limits

  • Port 5678; first boot 25 to 60 seconds. Editor memory use about 300 to 540 MiB, worker 330 to 560 MiB.
  • Data in /app/.n8n; community nodes in /app/.n8n/nodes.
  • One worker at most; zero-downtime deploy is off; rollback returns the data too.
  • Execution history is deleted after 7 days or 5,000 executions.

License

n8n is distributed under the Sustainable Use License: internal business or personal, non-commercial use. Read it before offering n8n to third parties. Python 3.13 follows the PSF license. This template is a Vertra Cloud packaging and is not affiliated with n8n. See also the public page and the other official templates.
Last modified on October 28, 2026