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Shuttle

Shuttle is a cloud platform for Rust backends that automates infrastructure provisioning and deployment. It functions as an infrastructure-as-code framework where managed databases and cloud resources are defined directly within application logic using code attributes rather than external configuration files.

The platform provides a command line interface to manage the full project lifecycle, from local development with live reloading to remote cloud publishing. It includes a managed database provider that automatically provisions and attaches storage to applications during the deployment process.

The suite covers observability through a telemetry system for performance metrics, traces, and centralized log streaming. It also handles traffic management via custom domain mapping and provides utilities for secret management and project access control.

Extensibility is supported through a trait-based plugin system that allows for the integration of third-party cloud resources and external services.

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Features

  • Rust Backend Deployments - Provides a cloud platform for deploying Rust backends without manual infrastructure configuration.
  • Rust Cloud Platforms - Functions as a dedicated cloud platform for deploying and hosting Rust backends.
  • Cloud Database Provisioning - Automates the deployment and configuration of managed database instances for the application backend.
  • Deployment Automation - Automates the process of pushing Rust code to cloud environments and managing the deployment process.
  • Deployment Command Line Interfaces - Provides a terminal-based interface for building, pushing, and managing the lifecycle of cloud-native services.
  • Backend Resource Management - Manages the lifecycle of cloud services, including secret management and custom domain configuration via CLI.
  • Cloud Deployment CLI Tools - Provides a command-line interface to manage the full deployment lifecycle from local builds to cloud publishing.
  • Attribute-Based Provisioning - Provides infrastructure provisioning defined directly within application code using Rust attributes.
  • Cloud Orchestration & Automation - Automates the orchestration and provisioning of cloud resources based on application code analysis.
  • Cloud Provisioning - Automatically provisions managed databases and cloud resources defined directly within the application code.
  • Local Development Environments - Provides a local development environment with live reloading and database integration for testing before deployment.
  • Infrastructure as Code Frameworks - Implements an infrastructure-as-code framework where cloud resources are defined directly within application logic.
  • Managed Database Services - Provides a managed database service that abstracts infrastructure maintenance and scaling for Rust backends.
  • Project Lifecycle Management Tools - Includes a CLI for managing the end-to-end lifecycle of deployed projects, including starting and deleting services.
  • Custom Domain Mapping - Manages external traffic by mapping custom domains to deployed services through a centralized routing layer.
  • External Service Integrations - Provides a mechanism for integrating new external services and infrastructure providers through custom trait implementations.
  • Infrastructure Resource Plugins - Provides a framework for defining how third-party cloud resources are provisioned and integrated using specific traits.
  • Resource Integration Plugins - Implements third-party cloud integrations as plugins using standardized traits for consistent provisioning.
  • Application Performance Monitoring - Includes a telemetry system for tracking performance metrics and traces to monitor service health.
  • Cloud Telemetry Suites - Offers a suite of tools for collecting performance metrics, traces, and logs from deployed cloud services.
  • Log Streaming Services - Provides real-time streaming and filtering of application logs from deployed services.
  • Rust Monitoring Tools - Tracks the health of Rust backends through integrated telemetry, performance metrics, and real-time log streaming.
  • Telemetry Exporters - Collects performance metrics and traces from the backend and exports them to external monitoring platforms.
  • Build and Deployment Tools - Serverless platform for deploying Rust applications.
6,920 stars·297 forks·Rust·Apache-2.0·38 views

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Frequently asked questions

What does shuttle-hq/shuttle do?

Shuttle is a cloud platform for Rust backends that automates infrastructure provisioning and deployment. It functions as an infrastructure-as-code framework where managed databases and cloud resources are defined directly within application logic using code attributes rather than external configuration files.

What are the main features of shuttle-hq/shuttle?

The main features of shuttle-hq/shuttle are: Rust Backend Deployments, Rust Cloud Platforms, Cloud Database Provisioning, Deployment Automation, Deployment Command Line Interfaces, Backend Resource Management, Cloud Deployment CLI Tools, Attribute-Based Provisioning.

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