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Sealos

An AI-native cloud operating system built on Kubernetes that covers the whole application lifecycle, from cloud IDE development to managed databases and one-click app deployment, with per-workspace multi-tenancy.

Sealos

Sealos is a cloud operating system built on Kubernetes that unifies development, deployment and management of applications in one platform. It targets AI applications, SaaS platforms, managed databases and microservice architectures.

It provides zero-setup collaborative cloud IDEs (DevBox) for development, managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis databases with built-in S3-compatible object storage, and an app store for deploying complex applications with a single click, without writing Kubernetes YAML. Applications and Docker images can also be deployed and exposed directly through its App Launchpad.

It exposes the full capabilities of Kubernetes without requiring users to manage its complexity, and supports enterprise multi-tenancy with workspace-based isolation, role-based access control and per-workspace resource quotas.

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