Note: The project is in active development - API and workflows are subject to change
TurboCloud is a security-first alternative with available source to Heroku, Render, Platform.sh and other proprietary PaaS / Serverless with no vendor lock-in. Deploy any projects almost anywhere - on virtually any cloud provider/Raspberry Pi/old laptops in minutes.
More info about the project: turbocloud.dev
Contact us if you have any questions: hey[a]turbocloud.dev
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- Single binary
- No Ops & no infrastructure management
- Deploy directly from a local repository or from GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab
- Deployments with or without a Dockerfile
- Includes a built-in container registry (no need for a third-party container registry)
- WAF (Web Application Firewall) with a set of generic attack detection rules recommended by OWASP
- No configuration in YAML files is required
- Rate limiting (experimental)
- VPN (Virtual Private Network) or VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) between different data centers, local machines, and on-premise servers
- Deploy static websites, Node.js, Golang, and virtually any runtime environment
- Load balancer and proxy server
- Autoscaler (experimental)
- CI/CD (Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment)
- Localhost tunnels: expose local web servers via a public URL with automatic HTTPS and custom domains
- HTTPS-enabled and WSS-enabled custom domains
- Works with virtually any VPS, cloud, dedicated server, or Single Board Computer running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, so you can choose any cloud provider
- Unlimited environments for each project
- Custom domains for each environment
- GitOps or push-to-deploy
- SSH access to servers
- Resource usage monitoring
- Requires only around 50 MB of RAM and approximately 4.0% CPU usage on servers with 1vCPU
- A server (for example, a server on Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Scaleway, etc.) with a public IP (at least one public IP per project), SSH access, and Ubuntu 22.04
- Dockerfile in the root folder of your project (haven't Dockerfile yet - just search or ask AI "create dockerfile for Node.js" or "create dockerfile for go"), etc.
- (Optional) Domain name
In the root folder of your project on your local machine, run the following command (replace server_public_ip with the IP of your server and port_your_app_listens_to with a port you use in your service/app):
curl https://turbocloud.dev/deploy | bash -s -- -i server_public_ip -p port_your_app_listens_to
To use a custom domain, add the -d parameter (make sure your domain’s A record points to your server’s IP address):
curl https://turbocloud.dev/deploy | bash -s -- -i server_public_ip -p port_your_app_listens_to -d some_domain.com
Once installation is complete, open console.turbocloud.dev in a browser to add and manage servers/apps/databases/localhost tunnels.
Run the setup command on your development machine (replace server_public_ip with your server's IP address; SSH access to the server is required):
curl https://turbocloud.dev/quick-start | bash -s -- -i server_public_ip
Once installation is complete, open console.turbocloud.dev in a browser to add and manage servers/apps/databases/localhost tunnels.
We like to keep everything as simple as possible, which is why the TurboCloud license consists of just four points:
- You can use TurboCloud (binaries and source code) for free, without any limitations, to deploy and manage projects—provided that neither your projects nor your company generate revenue.
- If your projects or company generate revenue, you need a TurboCloud commercial license (a one-time payment of USD 99) to deploy and manage projects. You can purchase the license at turbocloud.dev.
- If you want to sell TurboCloud as a service (e.g., as a PaaS), you need a TurboCloud Reseller License. Contact us at hey@turbocloud.dev for more details.
- Redistribution in any form is not allowed.
Contact us at hey@turbocloud.dev if you have any questions.