WelcomeΒΆ
Deis (pronounced DAY-iss) is an open source PaaS that makes it easy to deploy and manage applications on your own servers. Deis builds upon Docker and CoreOS to provide a lightweight PaaS with a Heroku-inspired workflow.
To get started with Deis, first read Understanding Deis then use Installing Deis to start provisioning your cluster.
The full documentation tree can be seen here.
- Welcome
- Understanding Deis
- Installing Deis
- Quick Start
- System Requirements
- Amazon AWS
- Bare Metal
- DigitalOcean
- Engine Yard
- Google Compute Engine
- Linode
- Microsoft Azure
- OpenStack
- Check System Requirements
- Prerequisites
- Configure OpenStack
- Set up your keys
- Upload a CoreOS image to Glance
- Generate a New Discovery URL
- Choose number of instances
- Deis network settings
- Run the provision script
- Manually start the instances
- Configure floating IPs
- Deploy a load balancer
- Configure DNS
- Install Deis Platform
- Vagrant
- Install deisctl
- Install the Deis Platform
- Using Deis
- Managing Deis
- Adding/Removing Hosts
- Automatic Host Removal
- Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Configure DNS
- Configure Load Balancers
- Disk Usage
- Operational tasks
- Platform logging
- Platform monitoring
- Production deployments
- Isolating etcd
- Recovering Ceph quorum
- Running Deis without Ceph
- Security considerations
- Installing SSL for the Platform
- Upgrading Deis
- Using a Proxy Server
- Troubleshooting Deis
- Customizing Deis
- Roadmap
- Planning Process
- Deis Roadmap
- Release Schedule
- Release Checklist
- Test Plan
- Identifier
- References
- Introduction
- Test items
- Features to be Tested
- Features not to be Tested
- Approach
- Item Pass/Fail Criteria
- Suspension Criteria and Resumption Requirements
- Test Deliverables
- Remaining Test Tasks
- Environmental needs
- Staffing and training needs
- Responsibilities
- Schedule
- Risks and Contingencies
- Approvals
- Contributing
- Reference Guide
- FAQ