SlapOS software profiles already cover a wide range of Cloud Computing
applications in the field of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a
Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS). SlapOS can be deployed on
public clouds or private clouds, on dedicated servers or on virtual
machines, using VIFIB infrastructure, on your own infrastructure or on a
combination.

It is up to you to decide because SlapOS is about Freedom of Choice.

IaaS

SlapOS can be used to create public clouds, private clouds and federated cloud
in the area of Infrastrcture as a Service (IaaS). It provides the following
profiles:

  • kvm.cfg provides native performance virtual machines based on qemu for GNU/
    Linux
  • libcloud.cfg provides integration between SlapOS and remote virtual
    machines (Amazon EC2, OpenNebula, OpenStack soon) 
  • nbdserver.cfg provides generic storage server based on the NBD protocol
  • sheepdog.cfg is a high performance distributed block storage for qemu
    virtual machines
  • nosqltestbed.cfg is a general purpose scalability test runner for NoSQL key
    value stores and for block storage servers

SaaS

 SlapOS is already used to implement Software as a Service (SaaS). The
following public profiles can be used to bootstrap your own SaaS platform in a
matter of hours:

  • erp5-2.12.cfg open source ERP/CRM/DMS
  • xwiki.cfg is a simple implementation of XWiki in SaaS mode
  • Wordpress by Łukasz Nowak
  • DotClear by Kinwai YIP
  • Joomla by Christophe Laroulandie
  • Lightforum by Christophe Lefloch

PaaS

SlapOS is a language-independent, runtime-independent, architecture-independent
Platform as a Service (PaaS) engine. It provides a wide variety of elementary
software profiles which cover about all needs of software developers. Software
profiles are meant to be forked, extended and combined together to build a
complex application, all throuth the Web thanks to Buildout Runner.

Creating your own software profile is extremely easy. For Linux, Apache, PHP,
MySQL (LAMP) applications, it is a metter of minutes if you follow our "How to
become a Cloud Provider" tutorial.

Front-end

SlapOS provides different options for the front-end. It supports currently
HTTP, SMTP, TLS/SSL. 

  • apache.cfg provides HTTP front end to application servers
  • postfix.cfg provides SMTPfront end to application servers
  • haproxy.cfg is a general purpose load balancer which can be used to
    implement elastic scalability in combination with SlapOS recipes
  • hookbox.cfg is a general purpose WebSocket / COMET front end to build real
    time Web applications
  • stunnel.cfg provides TLS/SSL gateway to insecure applications and IPv6
    support to applications which only support IPv4
  • varnish.cfg is a high performance web acceleration front-end

NoSQL

SlapOS includes support for multiple NoSQL key-value stores.

  • flare.cfg is a persistent implementation of the memached protocol
  • handlersocket.cfg is a high performance NoSQL database based on MySQL
    backend
  • kumo.cfg is a persistent and distributed implementation of the memcached
    protocol
  • memcached.cfg is the original implementation of the RAM based memcached
    protocol
  • nosqltestbed.cfg is a general purpose scalability test runner for NoSQL key
    value stores and for block storage servers
  • tokyocabinet.cfg

SQL

SlapOS provides multiple options for SQL database and full text search
extensions:

  • mariadb.cfg is the community, future-proof version of MySQL
  • mysql-5.1.cfg original version
  • mysql-tritonn-5.0.cfg high performance full text search support for MySQL
  • mroonga.cfg high performance full text search support for MariaDB
  • php-myadmin.cfg provides a simple online tool to create databases using
    MySQL
  • sphinx.cfg high performance, distributed full text search support for MySQL
    / MariaDB
  • sqlite3.cfg is a minimal SQL database meant to be embedded in applications

Java

  • java.cfg contained in XWiki

Perl

  • perl-Class-Accessor.cfg
  • perl-Config-General.cfg
  • perl-Encode-HanExtra.cfg
  • perl-HTML-Encoding.cfg
  • perl-HTML-Parser.cfg
  • perl-HTML-Tagset.cfg
  • perl-HTML-Template.cfg
  • perl-JSON.cfg
  • perl-Net-IP.cfg
  • perl-SGML-Parser-OpenSP.cfg
  • perl-URI.cfg
  • perl-XML-LibXML.cfg
  • perl-XML-NamespaceSupport.cfg
  • perl-XML-SAX.cfg
  • perl-libwww-perl.cfg
  • perl.cfg

PHP

SlapOS provides full support for LAMP applications using arbitrary PHP code.

  • php-myadmin.cfg provides a simple online tool to create databases using
    MySQL

Python

  • lxml-python.cfg
  • mysql-python.cfg
  • pysvn-python.cfg
  • python-2.4.cfg
  • python-2.6.cfg
  • python-2.7.cfg
  • python-ldap-python.cfg

Zope

  • zope-2.12.cfg
  • zope-2.8.cfg

File Conversion

SlapOS includes a very wide range of file conversion tools for office files,
images, videos, sounds, etc.

  • runner is a generic test agent which can be used to execute tests (unit
    test, functional test, integration test) of arbitrary software on an
    elastic SlapOS cloud
  • cloudooo.cfg is a general purpose file conversion server which supports
    more than 200 file formats including word processing, images, spreadsheet,
    video, presentations, PDF, etc.
  • cuneiform.cfg provides high performance OCR
  • ffmpeg.cfg
  • fontconfig.cfg
  • fonts.cfg
  • freetype.cfg
  • ghostscript.cfg
  • imagemagick.cfg
  • jbigkit.cfg
  • libreoffice-bin.cfg
  • lynx.cfg
  • ocropus.cfg
  • oood.cfg
  • openldap.cfg
  • openoffice-bin.cfg
  • openoffice.cfg
  • opensp.cfg
  • openssl.cfg
  • pcre.cfg
  • pdftk.cfg
  • tesseract.cfg
  • w3m.cfg
  • xpdf.cfg

Version Control

Developers can use their favourite source code management platform (Gitorious,
Github, etc.) and integrate it with SlapOS thanks to the built-in support of
standard version control solutions.

 

  • bazar.cfg coming soon
  • git.cfg
  • hg.cfg coming soon
  • subversion.cfg

GNU

The following profiles are provides with SlapOS to support the compilation of
arbitrary GNU software on any SlapOS Node (Linux, MacOS, xBSD, etc.). By
providing a complete list of dependencies to the glibc library, SlapOS
applications can be ported easily to any GNU platform including GNU/Linux, GNU/
MacOSX, GNU/BSD and GNU/Windows. Thanks to GNU support, it is also possible to
extend SlapOS with new languages and application servers. Please contribute!

  • autoconf.cfg  
  • automake.cfg
  • bison.cfg 
  • boost-lib.cfg 
  • bzip2.cfg 
  • ccache.cfg accelerates the compilation during the development process 
  • cmake.cfg
  • cpio.cfg 
  • curl.cfg 
  • cyrus-sasl.cfg 
  • dcron.cfg
  • flex.cfg
  • garbage-collector.cfg
  • gcc.cfg
  • gdbm.cfg
  • gettext.cfg
  • glib.cfg
  • libdb.cfg
  • libevent.cfg
  • libexpat.cfg
  • libjpeg.cfg
  • libpng.cfg
  • librsync.cfg
  • libtiff.cfg
  • libtool.cfg
  • libuuid.cfg
  • libxml2.cfg
  • libxslt.cfg
  • messagepack.cfg
  • m2crypto.cfg
  • m4.cfg
  • ncurses.cfg
  • neon.cfg
  • nullmailer.cfg
  • patch.cfg
  • pkgconfig.cfg
  • popt.cfg
  • readline.cfg
  • serf.cfg
  • swig.cfg
  • xorg.cfg
  • zip.cfg
  • zlib.cfg

Other

  • graphviz.cfg
  • jasper.cfg 
  • rdiff-backup.cfg
  • w3-validator.cfg
  • zabbix.cfg

SlapOS

SlapOS is self-hosted. It is thus possible to bootstrap a new SlapOS Cloud with
SlapOS itself and the following profiles:

  • slapos is available in slapos.cfg
  • vifib is is available in vifib.cfg