Sashimi
Raw building blocks—databases, queues, and bare essentials.
- Rolls in the family
- 4
- Quickest to stand up
- 3 minutes
- By difficulty
- 2 easy · 2 intermediate · 0 advanced
- Wants a GPU
- 0 of 4
- 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.
Redoc
Renderer that turns an OpenAPI description into a three-panel reference page, with a navigable operation list, schema expansion and per-operation request and response samples.
Production maturity, three minutes to stand up, and it appears in one 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
3 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. Five of the twenty-six include a sashimi roll. 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.