Deis is an open-source, self-hosted Platform-as-a-Service that deploys and manages containerized applications on a CoreOS cluster using a Heroku-inspired git push workflow. It accepts application code via git push, automatically builds a Docker image, and runs it as a container on the cluster, with systemd and etcd providing service discovery and configuration management.
الميزات الرئيسية لـ deis/deis هي: Git-Push Deployments, Platform as a Service, Self-Hosted PaaS Tools, Application Management CLIs, Heroku Deployments, etcd-backed State Stores, Heroku-Inspired Platforms, Application Server Deployments.
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