Raspaas

Raspaas is yet another Heroku inspired docker PaaS.
It can run not only on x86_64 but also on ARMv7 (i.e. Raspberry Pi 2 and Scaleway).

Requirements

Raspaas is tested insufficiently on the following environments.

Ubuntu 14.04 (x86_64)
Hypriot Docker Image for Raspberry Pi(Version 0.6.1)
Scaleway

Deployment options

Raspaas supports two different ways of deploying applications:

Dockerfile
Buildpack-like

* On ARMv7 platform, Buildpack-like deployment is not supported at this moment.

Installing

To install Raspaas, you can run the following commands as a user that has access to sudo. You can select your own paas name that you want (e.g. teroku) as far as it doesn't conflict with existing Linux commands and Linux users.

$ wget http://raw.github.com/tetsusat/raspaas/master/bootstrap.sh
$ chmod +x bootstrap.sh
$ sudo ./bootstrap.sh <your_paas_name>      # e.g.) sudo ./bootstrap.sh teroku

Getting Started

Clone the git repo.

$ git clone https://github.com/tetsusat/ruby-sample.git

For Dockerfile deployment, clone the git repo below instead.

$ git clone https://github.com/tetsusat/ruby-sample-dockerfile.git ruby-sample

Inside the cloned repo, create your paas application.

$ cd ruby-sample
$ <your_paas_name> create                   # e.g.) teroku create

Push to the <your_paas_name> Git remote to deploy the application.

$ git push <your_paas_name> master

Your app should now be running on http://<raspaas_host>/<app_name>/ (in this example, http://<raspaas_host>/ruby-sample/).

Run more web processes using the scale command.

$ <your_paas_name> scale web=3              # e.g.) teroku scale web=3

License

MIT

tetsusat / raspaas