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yduchesne edited this page Feb 16, 2015 · 6 revisions

Welcome to Corus.

The Corus idea was born circa 2000. The first commits occured in 2002. Corus did devops before devops became a buzzword. Over these many years, Corus was refined, enriched with the input of developers and sysadmins, in the context of real production usage.

It is ready.

  • Scale JVM-based applications as is, without conforming to a complex programming model.
  • Centrally manage distributed JVMs on commodity hardware, using Linux-like commands, allowing for clustered deployment and process execution.
  • Rely on a robust runtime environment providing high-availability - crashed or unresponsive processes are automatically restarted.
  • Minimize deployment time, and thus downtime, through batch deployment.
  • Integrate cluster-wide process status data into monitoring infrastructure.
  • Install on OS of choice (Corus has been deployed and tested on multiple Linux/Unix distributions: Ubuntu, CentOS, Solaris, etc.).
  • Implement language-agnosting automation through REST API.

See the website for more.

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