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$ cargo install cargo-shuttleServerless for Rust
The only serverless platform that lets you control your infrastructure from Rust code as easily as deriving a trait.
Infrastructure from Rust
- Traits and annotations define all your infrastructure from your service code
Serverless
- All the infrastructure and wiring you need is handled by the deployer runtime. No VMs or containers
Databases
- Wiring up a service to a persistent database is as easy as deriving a trait
Entirely open-source
- A completely free and open-source project, with no vendor lock-in or hidden code
Self-hosting friendly
- Deploy the entire platform under your own AWS account for extra security and isolation
Fast deploy times
- Deploy new versions as quickly as running an incremental build, all with zero downtime
From code to cloud in a minute
Take your code to full-featured cloud infrastructure in under a minute. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself.
Persist with Postgres
Build any web service with a fully managed database using Rocket and sqlx
Url Shortener
A URL shortener that you can use from your terminal - built with shuttle, rocket and postgres/sqlx.
JWT authentication
Guard endpoints using self-issued JWT tokens while keeping public endpoint open
How it works
Shuttle is built for Rust.
A simple cargo command packages up your application, ships it to the shuttle build cluster where it's incrementally compiled and automatically served on a unique subdomain.
Shuttle uses simple but powerful annotations to understand your dependencies. Infrastructure dependencies like databases or key-value stores are spun up for you and everything is automatically wired together from the get-go.
It feels a little magical.
1use rocket::{get, routes};
2
3#[get("/hello")]
4fn hello() -> &'static str {
5 "Hello, world!"
6}
7
8#[shuttle_service::main]
9async fn init() -> shuttle_service::ShuttleRocket {
10 Ok(
11 rocket::build()
12 .mount("/", routes![hello])
13 )
14}