Announcing the OpenClaw Full‑Stack Template Repository

Developers and DevOps engineers have asked for a single source of truth that captures every step of the OpenClaw tutorial series. Today, UBOS answers that call with a brand‑new GitHub repository that consolidates CI/CD pipelines, security hardening, monitoring setup, and comprehensive deployment guides.

Whether you are building a proof‑of‑concept, a production‑grade SaaS, or an internal tool, this repository gives you a battle‑tested foundation that you can clone, configure, and launch in minutes.

The original OpenClaw tutorial spanned eight separate blog posts, each covering a single piece of the puzzle—frontend, backend, CI, security, monitoring, and deployment. While each post was valuable on its own, developers often struggled to stitch the fragments together.

By aggregating every tutorial artifact into a single repository, UBOS eliminates the “missing piece” problem. The repository’s README.md acts as a master index, linking directly to:

1. The exact commit that matches each tutorial chapter.
2. Pre‑configured environment files (.env.example) for every service.
3. Automated scripts that replace manual copy‑paste steps.

In practice, this means a developer can start from zero, run git clone, and follow a single Getting Started guide instead of hunting down eight separate articles.

These advantages translate directly into lower operational costs, higher reliability, and a smoother developer experience—exactly what modern SaaS teams need.

Ready to get your hands dirty? Follow these concise steps to launch the OpenClaw full‑stack template on your own infrastructure.

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/UBOS/openclaw-fullstack-template.git
   cd openclaw-fullstack-template

2. Install prerequisites
   • Docker ≥ 20.10
   • Docker‑Compose ≥ 2.0
   • kubectl (if you plan to use Kubernetes)
   • Terraform ≥ 1.3 (optional for cloud provisioning)
3. Configure environment variables

   Copy the example file and edit values to match your environment:

   cp .env.example .env
   # Edit .env with your preferred editor

4. Run the local Docker‑Compose stack

   docker compose up -d

   The UI will be reachable at http://localhost:3000. All services (API, DB, Redis, Prometheus) start automatically.

5. Deploy to Kubernetes (optional)

   If you prefer a cloud‑native deployment, use the provided Helm chart:

   helm repo add ubos https://charts.ubos.tech
   helm install openclaw ubos/openclaw -f helm-values.yaml

6. Verify monitoring dashboards

   Open Grafana at http://localhost:3001 (or the Kubernetes service URL) and import the OpenClaw‑Dashboard.json located in /monitoring/grafana.

7. Run the CI pipeline locally (optional)

   Execute the GitHub Actions workflow locally with act to ensure everything passes before pushing:

   act -j build-and-test

Once the stack is up, you can start extending OpenClaw’s modules, add new micro‑services, or integrate with UBOS’s AI marketing agents to automate outreach.

If you prefer a fully managed experience, check out our host OpenClaw guide, which walks you through deploying the template on UBOS’s managed cloud platform.

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For background on the OpenClaw initiative, see the original announcement published earlier this month.

The new GitHub repository is more than a code dump—it’s a production‑ready blueprint that embodies best‑in‑class DevOps, security, and observability practices. By cloning the repo today, you gain immediate access to a fully automated pipeline, hardened containers, and real‑time monitoring—all backed by UBOS’s expertise.

Don’t let setup friction slow you down. Clone the repository now, follow the quick‑start guide, and start building the next generation of AI‑powered applications with confidence.