LLRT (Low Latency Runtime) is an experimental, lightweight JavaScript runtime designed to address the growing demand for fast and efficient Serverless applications.
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The orchestrator for agentic workloads. A fast, high-density and scalable orchestrator for every workload an agent needs.
- multiplayer
- rust
- actor
- actors
self-hosted, distributed Durable Objects
A simple, high-throughput file client for mounting an Amazon S3 bucket as a local file system.
Run AI agents on real and isolated machines — own kernel, filesystem, and network — with <100ms boot. Local first, OCI compatible, pure Rust.
Self-hosted Cloudflare Workers-compatible platform with Workers、KV、D1、R2、DO、Queues、Workflows、Cron、Cache、Images、Vectorize、AI Search、Artifacts、Static Assets、Service Bindings、Dynamic Workers、LogTail、Gateway in one Rust binary.
- cloudflare-workers
- d1
- durable-objects
- edge-computing
AWS SDK for the Rust Programming Language
- rust
- aws
Modern applications with built-in automation
wasmCloud is an open source Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project that enables teams to build, manage, and scale polyglot apps across any cloud, K8s, or edge.
Terminal UI for AWS (taws) - A terminal-based AWS resource viewer and manager
📦 shippable application packaging
- cargo
- installers
- packaging
- release-automation
One GPU. Many sessions. All streamed remotely to anywhere.
- gpu-sharing
- linuxgaming
- nestri
- cloud
Self-hosted PaaS on your own Kubernetes.
- databases
- deployment
- docker-compose
- internal-developer-platform
A self-hostable Git server for agent-scale traffic: packs in object storage, per-branch history in Postgres. Pre-alpha.
- agents
- git
- git-server
- object-storage
A Rust-based wrapper for concurrent Terraform apply, enabling multi-deployment support.
- terraform
- tfswitch
- tofu
A curated collection of ready-to-use Docker Compose files for local web development, plus a powerful CLI (dctl) to manage and orchestrate your registered stacks from anywhere in your terminal.
- compose
- developer-tools
- development
- docker