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Creuser, developed by MJCZone, is an open-source workflow and proxy orchestration platform designed specifically for Monorepo operations. Built on .NET 10 and Vue.js/Quasar, it supports quick Docker deployment and plugin extensions, and uses the LGPL-3.0 license.
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Creuser, developed by MJCZone, is an open-source workflow and proxy orchestration platform designed specifically for Monorepo operations. Built on .NET 10 and Vue.js/Quasar, it supports quick Docker deployment and plugin extensions, and uses the LGPL-3.0 license.
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The Monorepo (single repository) model is becoming increasingly popular in modern software development. It manages multiple related projects in a single code repository, facilitating code sharing, unified builds, and cross-project refactoring. However, Monorepos also present unique challenges: complex dependencies, cross-project build coordination, operational efficiency for large-scale codebases, etc.
Creuser is an open-source platform designed to address these issues, providing workflow orchestration and proxy management capabilities to help teams more efficiently manage development, build, and deployment processes in Monorepos.
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Creuser is developed by MJCZone Inc. Its name is pronounced "KROO-ZAY" (or the French-style "kruh-ZAY"), meaning "Get to the bottom of it". The project uses .NET 10 as the backend framework, Vue.js and Quasar for the frontend, PostgreSQL as the database, and Redis for caching.
The project is currently in active development (v0.x.x), with APIs not yet stable. It is recommended to use it in production only after the v1.0.0 release.
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Creuser's technology selection embodies the design philosophy of modern cloud-native applications:
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Creuser offers flexible deployment options to adapt to different usage scenarios:
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