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WellWish

Wellwish is a platform similar to Kubernetes, a Distributed Operating System (DOS).

It allows you to run distributed applets within your company that support decision-making.

It is 10K lines of code, so a single developer can master it within a day.

It is open source and our company Schmied Enterprises provides services. These services are including but not limited to support, patented extras, warranties for a fee, if needed.

It is suitable for Internet of Things, Game Streaming, Embedded UI, Scalable Enterprise Applications, Cloud Services.

Design

Refer to Documentation for details.

Try it

Deploy to DO

Who is it for?

Wellwish targets a specific user base.

  • Companies in this group have a tight IT budget.
  • Companies in this group do their own R&D, and they have their own patents.
  • The Use Case of hobby developers helps to keep it lean.

Creative Commons open source is suitable for biotech, healthcare, robotics research and development businesses, who are patent holders themselves. Some open source copyright licenses other than Creative Commons may pose a patent risk for such companies. Researchers tend to work with larger clusters individually.

Also, we target organizations that are low on devops resources. A biomedical lab is willing to spend extra money on more experienced scientists. The final goal is the following. If your professionals can use tools like Microsoft Access, or Excel, you will be able to use this one as well.

Please consult with a professional of your local jurisdiction.

Getting started

git clone https://gitlab.com/eper.io/wellwish.git

License

This document is Licensed under Creative Commons CC0.
To the extent possible under law, the author(s) have dedicated all copyright and related and neighboring rights
to this document to the public domain worldwide.
This document is distributed without any warranty.
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