diff --git a/website/docs/1-overview.md b/website/docs/1-overview.md index 7c67f9ad..5c0db113 100644 --- a/website/docs/1-overview.md +++ b/website/docs/1-overview.md @@ -14,33 +14,41 @@ Uncloud covers all the essentials for operating apps in production without overw traditional container orchestrators like Kubernetes or Swarm: * Initial machine and network setup +* Building images and pushing them directly to your machines without a registry * Zero-downtime rolling deployments * Health checks and automatic restarts -* Automatic HTTPS and reverse proxy configuration * Scaling services across multiple machines * Cross-machine service communication without exposing ports to the internet * DNS-based service discovery +* Automatic HTTPS and reverse proxy configuration * Load balancing * Persistent storage ## Use cases -Some of the common use cases Uncloud is a great fit for: +Uncloud is a great fit for anything from production workloads to a single-server homelab: -- **Self-hosting and Homelabs**: Run your self-hosted apps on your own hardware. Start with a single machine and add - more as your needs grow. +- **Production web apps and SaaS**: Run your product on VMs from any cloud provider or your own servers with + zero-downtime rolling deployments, health checks, and automatic HTTPS. Spread replicas across multiple machines to + keep your app available even when a machine goes down. - **Outgrowing Docker Compose**: Level up your Docker Compose setup with zero-downtime deployments, replicas across multiple machines for improved reliability, cross-machine service communication, automated reverse proxy management, and more using the same Compose file. -- **Small to medium web applications**: Deploy your SaaS product, websites, or personal projects with redundancy across - multiple machines for better reliability and your peace of mind. -- **Hybrid setups (cloud + on-prem)**: Combine cloud VMs with on-premise for cost savings and data sovereignty — all - managed through the same interface. +- **Moving off a cloud PaaS or Kubernetes**: Get a Heroku-like deployment workflow on your own servers, without the high + PaaS costs or the complexity of Kubernetes. +- **Migrating from Docker Swarm**: Swarm has been in maintenance mode for years. Uncloud offers an actively developed + alternative that keeps the familiar Compose format and drops the manager quorum. You also get secure WireGuard + networking across machines, image push without a registry, and automatic reverse proxy management out of the box. +- **Hybrid setups (cloud + on-prem)**: Combine cloud VMs with on-premise servers and distribute workloads for cost + savings and data sovereignty. For example, keep your database on your own hardware and scale web replicas out to cloud + VMs. Manage everything together through the same interface. - **Agencies and freelancers**: Host multiple client projects with proper isolation on shared infrastructure, optimising costs and resources. - **Edge computing**: Deploy applications closer to your users for lower latency and better performance. -- **Dev/staging environments**: Spin up additional environments for development and testing that mirror production - reusing the same Compose configuration. +- **Self-hosting and homelabs**: Run your self-hosted apps on your own hardware. Start with a single machine and add + more as your needs grow. +- **Dev/staging environments**: Spin up additional environments for development and testing that mirror production, + using the same Compose configuration. ## What makes Uncloud special @@ -69,10 +77,10 @@ Talos [KubeSpan](https://www.talos.dev/v1.10/talos-guides/network/kubespan/). ### Managed DNS service (optional) -Uncloud can provide **managed DNS records** like `..uncld.dev` for your public -services through free [Uncloud DNS](https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud-dns) service. You can deploy a service and -instantly access it from anywhere with a proper DNS name and HTTPS without any manual DNS configuration. This makes -self-hosting much more accessible and simplifies the process of adding your own domain later. +Uncloud can provide **managed DNS records** like `..uncld.dev` for your public services +through free [Uncloud DNS](https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud-dns) service. You can deploy a service and instantly +access it from anywhere with a proper DNS name and HTTPS without any manual DNS configuration. This makes self-hosting +much more accessible and simplifies the process of adding your own domain later. ### No complex orchestration diff --git a/website/landing/index.html b/website/landing/index.html index 6cd19d5a..36291bb2 100644 --- a/website/landing/index.html +++ b/website/landing/index.html @@ -861,7 +861,7 @@ prod-3 201.45.91.123:51820 1m56s ago 11ms 5.12MB 9.34MB