Piku
UnclaimedDeploy applications to your own servers with a Heroku-like git push workflow.
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- Enables Heroku-like `git push` deployments to your own servers.
- Automates runtime detection, dependency installation, and process management.
- Supports multiple languages, virtual hosts, and automatic SSL for easy hosting.
Pricing: Free forever
Best for: Individuals & startups
Pricing
Free
Piku is completely free to use with no hidden costs.
About Piku
Piku is a micro-PaaS (Platform as a Service) inspired by Dokku, designed to simplify application deployments to personal servers, even those with limited resources like a Raspberry Pi. It enables developers to deploy applications using a straightforward `git push` command, abstracting away much of the server configuration and dependency management.
This tool is ideal for developers, small teams, or hobbyists who want to host their applications on their own infrastructure without the complexity of traditional server setup and maintenance. It provides a Heroku-like experience, handling runtime detection, dependency installation, process management via Procfiles, and configuration management, making it easy to get applications up and running quickly.
Piku supports multiple programming languages and offers features like virtual hosts, automatic SSL with Let's Encrypt, static site deployment, and caching. It aims to provide a robust yet lightweight deployment solution for various POSIX-like environments, including Linux, FreeBSD, and WSL.
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Piku FAQ
Piku is a micro-PaaS (Platform as a Service) that allows you to deploy applications to your own servers using a simple `git push` command, similar to the Heroku workflow. It automates runtime detection, dependency installation, and process management.
Piku is an open-source project and is completely free to use.
Yes, Piku is free and open-source software.
Piku is for developers, small teams, or hobbyists who want to easily deploy and manage their applications on their own servers, including low-resource machines like Raspberry Pis, without the overhead of complex server administration.