Tsuru
Open-source, polyglot Platform as a Service (PaaS) built on Kubernetes and Docker.
Why consider Tsuru?
Tsuru is an extensible, open-source Platform as a Service that allows developers to build, run, and scale applications on Kubernetes with Git push deployments.
Learn Tsuru by building
Practical setup notes, real use cases, and copy-ready examples in one focused guide.
In this guide2 sections
Overview and Design
Tsuru is a production-proven, open-source PaaS that abstracts complex cloud and container operations for software engineering teams. Developed in Go, Tsuru coordinates application lifecycles, healthchecks, autoscaling, and service provisioning across Kubernetes clusters.
Creating and Deploying Applications
Using the Tsuru CLI, developers create an application and deploy it via Git:
tsuru app-create myapp pythongit remote add tsuru git.tsuru.example.com:myapp.gitgit push tsuru mainTsuru compiles the application with the appropriate language buildpack, starts containers, attaches routing rules, and streams deployment logs back to the terminal.
Tsuru is distributed under the open BSD 3-Clause License.
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