Stratos

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Stratos: Web-based Management UI for Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes

Overview

Stratos is an open-source web-based UI for managing Cloud Foundry, designed to facilitate the management of applications and cluster tasks. It provides a comprehensive interface for users and administrators, enhancing the overall experience of working within the Cloud Foundry ecosystem. With ongoing upgrades and features being actively developed, it represents a modern approach towards application management and deployment.

Notable for its user-friendly design and flexibility, Stratos empowers developers and administrators to streamline their workflows. Features like the ability to deploy on various platforms, including Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, and Docker, make it a versatile tool for modern cloud operations.

Features

  • Web-based Management: Stratos provides a user-friendly interface that enables easy management of applications running on Cloud Foundry.

  • Multi-platform Support: Deploy Stratos on Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes using Helm charts, or as a Docker container for maximum flexibility.

  • UI Pre-packager: Built to expedite deployment processes, this feature allows users to pre-build the Stratos web application for faster deployment or offline use.

  • Customizable Functionality: Developers can extend features and apply custom themes to tailor the Stratos interface to specific needs.

  • Advanced Configuration: Supports features such as Single Sign-On and “invite to org,” making it easy to manage user access and authentication.

  • Active Development: Ongoing upgrades to the frontend and backend frameworks ensure that Stratos remains current with the latest technology standards.

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