The ideal platform for developers
Postgres high-availability cluster with auto-failover and automated cluster recovery.
A distributed, tag-based pub-sub service for modern web applications and container-driven cloud.
Small, lightweight, api-driven dns server.
An api-driven, in-kernel layer 2/3 load balancer.
A simple, api-driven storage system for storing code builds and cached libraries for cloud-based deployment services.
Redis high-availability cluster using Sentinel to transparently proxy connections to the active primary member.
Simple, lightweight, api-driven log aggregation service with realtime push capabilities and historical persistence.
A simple tool to convert json or yaml into a shell-compliant data structure.
Dynamic, api-driven stats collector service for realtime stats publishing and historical aggregation with Influxdb.
A small, proper, init process for docker containers.
A fast, in-kernel, ad-hoc point-to-point vxlan network.
The red management plane daemon.
Quickly set up a Ruby on Rails app on Nanobox, the ideal platform for developers. With Nanobox, Rails app developers can set up instant, isolated development environments that can be shared among team members. Rails apps created using Nanobox can be automatically deployed to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and other cloud hosts without the need for de…
Engine for running PHP apps on Nanobox
Small utility to watch log files and ship to syslog service.
Engine for running Node.js apps on Nanobox
This repository is a Elixir/Phoenix developer quickstart to quickly get an app set up on the Nanobox development platform. Nanobox creates isolated local dev environments that can be used to deploy Elixir apps to production. Once in production, the Nanobox production management tool suite can be used to manage and monitor live apps, including ve…
An open source clone of Nanobox, focusing initially on feature-parity with Nanobox v1.
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