n8n workflows
n8n is a workflow automation tool. DockHive gives you a private n8n workspace with its own HTTPS address, ready in about a minute.
Create a workspace
Section titled “Create a workspace”- In the console, go to n8n Hosting and click Create Instance.
- Owner Email (optional): the email you’ll use to sign in to n8n. Leave it empty to use your DockHive account email.
- Choose a Region.
- Click Create Instance.
The workspace shows Setting up with its progress: starting, booting, securing the owner account and publishing its address. This usually takes about a minute.
Each workspace gets a generated address such as https://dark-rocket-k3x9.dockhive.xyz.
Save your owner login
Section titled “Save your owner login”When the workspace is ready, the console shows Your n8n owner login once: the workspace URL, email and password.
DockHive creates the n8n owner account for you before the workspace goes online, so nobody else can claim it first.
Sign in
Section titled “Sign in”Click Open n8n Editor on the workspace page (or open its address), and sign in with the owner email and password. Change the password in n8n’s settings after your first sign-in.
Plan limits
Section titled “Plan limits”| Free Tier | Developer | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workspaces | 1 | 3 | Custom |
Workspaces count across all regions. Deleted workspaces that are waiting to be removed don’t count, but restoring one does.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Each workspace runs n8n’s current stable release at the time it was created. Version upgrades aren’t available yet.
- The Execute Command and Local File Trigger nodes are turned off.
- Requests to your workspace (including webhooks) can be up to 50 MB.
- Data your workspace sends to browsers and webhook callers counts toward your plan’s bandwidth.
- Custom domains and workspace backups are coming soon.
Next: Manage, delete and restore.