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# PaaS App Charmer | ||
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Easily deploy and operate your flask applications and associated infrastructure, | ||
Easily deploy and operate your Flask or Django applications and associated infrastructure, | ||
such as databases and ingress, using open source tooling. This lets you focus on | ||
creating applications for your users backed with the confidence that your | ||
operations are taken care of by world class tooling developed by Canonical, the | ||
creators of Ubuntu. | ||
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Have you ever created an application and then wanted to deploy it for your users | ||
only to either be forced to use a proprietary public cloud platform or manage | ||
the deployment and operations yourself? PAAS App Charmer will take your | ||
application and create an OCI image using rockcraft and operations code using | ||
charmcraft for you. The full suite of tools is open source so you can see | ||
the deployment and operations yourself? PaaS App Charmer will take your | ||
application and create an OCI image using Rockcraft and operations code using | ||
Charmcraft for you. The full suite of tools is open source so you can see | ||
exactly how it works and even contribute! After creating the app charm and | ||
image, you can then deploy your application into any kubernetes cluster using | ||
juju. Need a database? Using juju you can deploy a range of popular open source | ||
databases, such as [postgreSQL](https://charmhub.io/postgresql) or | ||
image, you can then deploy your application into any Kubernetes cluster using | ||
Juju. Need a database? Using Juju you can deploy a range of popular open source | ||
databases, such as [PostgreSQL](https://charmhub.io/postgresql) or | ||
[MySQL](https://charmhub.io/mysql), and integrate them with your application | ||
with a few commands. Need an ingress to serve traffic? Use juju to deploy and | ||
integrate a range of ingress, such as | ||
[traefik](https://charmhub.io/traefik-k8s), and expose your application to | ||
with a few commands. Need an ingress to serve traffic? Use Juju to deploy and | ||
integrate a range of ingresses, such as | ||
[Traefik](https://charmhub.io/traefik-k8s), and expose your application to | ||
external traffic in seconds. |