Porter is a platform that makes AWS/GCP as easy to use as Heroku. With instant deploys from Git, built-in autoscaling, and automatic SSL, Porter gives you the convenience of a PaaS while preserving flexibility and control.
@noah_kun Great question. Dokku is ideal for small projects and simple applications for which scalability is not a primary concern, whereas Porter is geared more towards startups as it offers the scalability of Kubernetes and is fully configurable. Another aspect is that Dokku is a CLI-only platform, whereas Porter has both GUI and CLI like Heroku.
@francesco_signoretti Yes, the only prerequisite is that you have a Kubernetes cluster (for AWS, GCP, and DO, we can provision this for you automatically). In your case, the recommended way to do this would be to use Scaleway's Kubernetes Kapsule and then link Porter to the created cluster.
@reinhard78 thanks! We don't support provisioning a new Azure cluster (yet), but you can connect any existing Kubernetes cluster, including AKS, through our CLI!
I wish something like Porter existed when I started my first software engineer job at a 1 year old startup, where I spent too much time doing DevOps work + trying to navigate through the complexities and quirks of Kubernetes and Amazon EKS, rather than working on important features. Being able to simplify EKS cluster deployment and visualize + configure helm charts via GUI would still be extremely valuable today even if I am already familiar with Kubernetes and Helm. The fact that Porter is cloud-agnostic and lets me keep control of my deployments also solves a key reservation I had with other Heroku-like platforms. Can't begin to express how excited I am to give this a try!
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