Dragon
Networking — edge proxies and service mesh that route traffic to everything else.
- Rolls in the family
- 3
- Quickest to stand up
- 3 minutes
- By difficulty
- 1 easy · 1 intermediate · 1 advanced
- Wants a GPU
- 0 of 3
- Restricted one way or both
- none
Sushi Kitchen sells open-source infrastructure you run yourself. Every service on the menu is a roll; the twelve families group the ninety-two rolls by what they do, and this page is one family. Order a single roll or a ready-made composition of several — either arrives as a compose file that runs on your own server, or we host it for you.
- Roll
- One service. Ninety-two exist, each listed under the family it belongs to.
- Family
- One of twelve groups the rolls fall into, by the job they do. Sizes run from three rolls to fifteen.
- Combo
- Two to four rolls that work together, ordered as one composition.
- Platter
- Five or more rolls: a complete working environment rather than a part of one.
One roll stands at the head of every family page — the one to look at first if the family is new to you. It is picked by rule, not by hand.
Caddy
Web server and reverse proxy that obtains and renews TLS certificates automatically, supports HTTP/3, and is configured either by a short text file or entirely over an API.
Production maturity, three minutes to stand up, and it appears in ten of the twenty-six compositions.
Highest maturity, then shortest stand-up time, then most used across the twenty-six compositions. No editorial list.
The rest of the family
2 moreEvery other roll in the family, alphabetically. Each has a page of its own giving what it provides, what it needs alongside it, and the hardware it wants — and any roll can be ordered on its own.
Served in
A composition is a set of rolls chosen to work together and deployed in one go. Ten of the twenty-six include a dragon roll, six shown. Ordered by how much of the family each one holds.
Each family is a real URL a crawler can index and a person can link to, carrying its own title, heading and intro.