Tsuru: Serve it yourself
summary
Tsuru claims to be an open source PaaS that enables self‑service staging by letting developers push code and have infrastructure spawn automatically. It uses Docker provisioner to create ephemeral containers, deploy via git hooks, and an hipache + redis mapping for routing; gandalf and mongodb hold metadata. The demo wires WordPress to a MySQL service, scales web units horizontally, and reports working staging runs; docs and hooks are brittle and team supports ~20–30 instances.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 7:07Docker as a Provisioner
- 7:36Http Router
- 8:15What Docker Is All About
- 9:35Required Entities
- 11:10Deploy a Basic Wordpress Application via Suru
- 18:08How Do You Handle Multiple Servers
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