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 About NimbusLab PaaS

NimbusLab is a lightweight Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that enables developers to deploy applications directly from GitHub to Virtual Machines (VMs) or Linux Containers (LXCs) running on a Proxmox VE host.

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Web Self-hosted Docker Linux

Languages

JavaScript

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NimbusLab: DIY PaaS on Proxmox

NimbusLab is a lightweight Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that enables developers to deploy applications directly from GitHub to Virtual Machines (VMs) or Linux Containers (LXCs) running on a Proxmox VE host.

Built with React, Python (Flask), and Terraform, NimbusLab automates the entire infrastructure provisioning and application deployment workflow.

🚀 Features

  • One-Click Deployment: Deploy directly from any public GitHub repository.
  • Infrastucture Choice: Choose between LXC containers (for speed) or full VMs (for isolation).
  • Automated Provisioning: Uses Terraform to spin up infrastructure on Proxmox.
  • Dynamic Dockerization: Automatically generates Dockerfiles based on the selected framework.
  • Real-time Logs: Stream deployment logs directly to the browser.
  • Theming: Sleek Dark/Light mode design.

🏗️ Architecture

graph TD
    User([User]) --> Frontend[React Frontend]
    Frontend --> Backend[Flask Backend]
    Backend --> Terraform[Terraform Manager]
    Backend --> SSH[SSH/Paramiko]
    Terraform --> Proxmox[Proxmox VE]
    Proxmox --> VM[VM / LXC Container]
    SSH --> VM
    VM --> GitHub[GitHub Repo]
    VM --> Docker[Docker Container]
  1. Frontend: A modern dashboard where users input their GitHub repo and choose infrastructure specs.
  2. Backend: Orchestrates the deployment by triggering Terraform and managing SSH scripts.
  3. Infrastructure: Terraform provisions the requested resources on Proxmox.
  4. Deployment: Shell scripts are uploaded via SFTP and executed to install dependencies, clone the repo, and run the app inside Docker.

🛠️ Supported Frameworks

  • React (Vite/CRA)
  • Node.js
  • Django
  • Flask

🔧 Prerequisites

  • Proxmox VE Server: Running and accessible via API.
  • Terraform: Installed on the backend host.
  • Proxmox Provider: Telmate/proxmox configured.
  • Cloud-Init Images: Ubuntu cloud-init image present in Proxmox.

This project was analyzed and documented as part of a DevOps/PaaS research initiative.