Tsuru @ Devops world
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Tsuru is a platform as a service (PaaS) that provides typical PaaS features like infrastructure, a Docker registry, router, and auto-scaling in a robust and developer-friendly way. It allows for zero downtime deployments, auto-healing, and centralized logging through its API and works with Docker, Git, and common platforms and services. Users can get started by downloading Tsuru, logging in, creating an app, and pushing code to deploy it with features like fast deploys and centralized logging.
Tsuru @ Devops world
- 4. (Platform as a Service) PaaS
- 10. Multi tenant
- 12. Get started 1. Download Tsuru- bootstrap 2. tsuru login 3. tsuru app-create 4. git push 5. Contribute!
Editor's Notes
- #2: Colin Saliceti is a senior devops engineer working a GDS. He used to work at globo.com where Tsuru was born
- #3: GDS is part of Cabinet Office and creates tools and process to make all government departments more efficient
- #5: GDS is creating a PaaS for Government.
- #6: Why a PaaS? Typical project spend 40% of the effort on infrastructure: servers, deployment, monitoring, logging, databases…
- #8: Various platforms are provided. And it’s easy to create a new one.
- #9: Various APIs for services are provided To add a new service: install the service and create a simple API for tsuru to provision it
- #10: tsuru detects if an instance of your application dies and recreates it tsuru detects if a docker node has died and redeploys all the apps it had tsuru always makes sure the deploy doesn’t interrupt the service swap is a trivial way to use blue-green deployment
- #11: Unique feature, critical for globo.com: the applications can be segregated in different pools for compliance and security reasons
- #12: tsuru is fast: written in go, based on docker the API is useful to create continuous delivery workflows easily