Open source, self-hostable, rather unorthodox alternative to popular PaaS products such as Coolify, Heroku, Netlify, Vercel.
ruda enables managing single-binary deployments (what some people call
"fat binaries") directly on the metal, as opposed to using docker.
If you want to manage multiple single-binary Rust applications spanning multiple machines, there is a chance you might find this project useful.
The name is a vague reference to the Rust programming language; in many indo-european languages ruda means ore, and in some slavic languages it's a slang word for rust itself.
- single-binary-app deployment
- self-hosted app runners
- more
Find the simplest way to deploy Rust applications.
Include common QOL improvements (automatic push-based deployment, staging environments, storage backups, etc.).
Integrate with selected 3rd party providers like Github (source access), Cloudflare (DDOS protection, TLS certificates), Hetzner (server provisioning and management).
Provide a web dashboard for live management and monitoring as well as a CLI application.
Install the ruda CLI:
cargo install ruda-cli
Log in with your ruda.app credentials:
ruda login
Initialize a new hello world app project:
ruda new app --template hello_world && cd app
Deploy the application with default settings:
ruda deploy