NanoFleets
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About NanoFleets
NanoFleets allows you to deploy any container, control your own API gateway, handle service discovery (for example, if you deploy Postgres you connect to it as "postgres:5432"), and observe traffic moving through the system. You can also add additional nodes, where services continue to talk to each other by service name as if they were local. This isn’t a wrapper around Docker or Kubernetes, but a self-contained runtime built from the ground up using the same underlying technologies (containerd, cgroups, etc.). Right now only sandbox environments are available. The goal is to offer low-cost 0.5 vCPU / 500 MB environments, either in a multi-tenant setup or as dedicated VPS. I just launched the sandbox service along with a Next.js + PostgreSQL starter template. It works, but it’s still a large POC.
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NanoFleets is a custom-built container runtime that provides developers with a web-based environment for hosting and deploying applications without typical serverless limitations. It integrates service discovery and API gateway control to facilitate seamless communication between distributed nodes.
- Native service discovery allows containers to communicate by service name across different nodes.
- Custom runtime architecture built directly on containerd and cgroups rather than traditional wrappers.
- Integrated API gateway and traffic observation tools for monitoring system-wide data movement.
- Support for standardized container deployment including complex services like PostgreSQL.
Ideal for: Developers and DevOps Engineers who need to deploy containers with native service discovery and API gateway control without the overhead of serverless restrictions.
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The service discovery by name is a clean detail. Any plans to add observability into containers, like Postgres slow log access or query stats? Would make debugging perf issues a lot easier without having to leave the platform.
I’m looking for a few people to try it out and share feedback on what areas matter most. If the product works out, I can offer free service to early dedicated users.