labring/sealos

Deploy real projects from GitHub or your AI coding agent, then keep them running with AI-powered operations.

What it solves

Sealos is an AI-native Cloud Operating System that simplifies the entire application lifecycle. It removes the complexity of managing Kubernetes and container orchestration, allowing developers to build, deploy, and scale AI applications, SaaS platforms, and microservices without needing to write YAML configurations or manage infrastructure manually.

How it works

Built on Kubernetes, Sealos provides a unified platform that integrates development and production environments. It offers a "DevBox" for zero-setup cloud IDEs (compatible with VSCode and Cursor), managed databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis), and an App Store for one-click deployments of Docker images and complex applications.

Who it’s for

Developers and teams building modern AI applications, SaaS platforms, or complex microservice architectures who want the power of Kubernetes without the operational overhead.

Highlights

  • AI-Native Infrastructure: Ability to build and scale infrastructure simply by describing it.
  • Integrated Cloud IDEs: Collaborative, zero-setup development environments via DevBox.
  • Managed Databases: Built-in support for production-ready databases and S3-compatible object storage.
  • Enterprise Multi-Tenancy: Secure workspace-based isolation with RBAC and resource quotas.
  • K8s-Native: Provides full Kubernetes power while hiding the underlying complexity.

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