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A curated list of SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS offerings with free tiers for developers and infrastructure engineers.
A curated list of Docker resources, tools, and projects for developers and sysadmins.
A Docker-powered mini-Heroku PaaS for building and managing application lifecycles on your own servers.
Deploy serverless functions and microservices to Kubernetes with ease, using any language and auto-scaling.
An easy-to-use, self-hosted PaaS platform that automates Docker, nginx, and SSL for deploying web apps and databases.
Conformance test suite for OpenShift, providing end-to-end and extended tests for the OKD platform.
Build and deploy Rust backends with zero infrastructure configuration using declarative code annotations.
An extensible open-source Platform as a Service (PaaS) that simplifies application deployment across multiple programming languages.
An open-source, Git-native platform-as-a-service for building, deploying, and scaling applications with self-hosted infrastructure.
Source repository and contributor guide for the official Knative documentation website.
A curated list of discounts on software and services for student developers, including SaaS, PaaS, IDEs, and hosting.
A Heroku-like Platform as a Service (PaaS) built on top of Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS) for deploying and managing containerized microservices.
An AI-native microservices platform for building distributed applications with built-in auth, routing, and microfrontend support.
A web-based PaaS/Linux panel for self-hosting 200+ open-source applications on a single server with Docker and Kubernetes management.
A programmable PaaS/IaaS platform for dynamic cloud orchestration, service discovery, synchronization, and management across distributed clusters.
The official command line client for deploying and managing applications on Cloud Foundry.
A private PaaS that runs in your AWS account for maximum privacy and minimum upkeep.
A Node.js full-stack framework with a built-in workflow engine and low-code platform for unified PC/mobile development.
A Heroku buildpack for deploying Elixir applications with prebuilt binaries, caching, and flexible configuration.
A lightweight DIY PaaS for deploying Node.js apps on Amazon EC2 with full control and lower cost than Heroku.
Converts Meteor applications into standard Node.js apps for deployment on any Node.js hosting platform.
An open-source, self-hosted deployment platform that replaces Vercel and other SaaS tools with a single binary.
A Heroku buildpack for Rust applications with support for Rustup, Cargo, and build caching.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for running JVM-based applications including Grails, Groovy, Java Main, Play Framework, Spring Boot, and Servlet apps.
Spin up a Mesos cluster with Marathon and Chronos using Vagrant for VirtualBox or AWS.
An open-source Platform as a Service (PaaS) that adds a developer-friendly layer to any Kubernetes cluster for easy application deployment and management.
A curated list of helpful Heroku resources.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for deploying static HTML/JS/CSS websites and applications.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for deploying Node.js applications to the platform.
A simple PHP demo application for deploying to AWS Elastic Beanstalk with MySQL database integration.
Azure Resource Manager templates for deploying Sitecore XP, XC, and related modules on Microsoft Azure.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for deploying PHP applications with automatic dependency installation, web server configuration, and extension support.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack that packages and deploys Python applications, including Django and Flask apps.
A web control panel for deploying applications on your own servers using Dokku.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for deploying .NET Core applications on Linux.
A Ruby job scheduler that runs jobs in parallel threads within a persistent process, designed as a cron replacement.
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