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Infrastructure Support - daytonaio/daytona

Infrastructure Support for Daytona Project

Daytona is a platform that supports various infrastructures, including local, remote, cloud, and different architectures. This document outlines the different platforms Daytona can run on, along with examples for each option.

Local Infrastructure

Daytona can be run locally on a developer’s machine. This is useful for development and testing purposes. The following dependencies are required to run Daytona locally:

  • Go programming language
  • Git
  • Docker
  • Shell scripting
  • IDEs

An example of running Daytona locally can be found in the Daytona GitHub repository, which provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up and run Daytona on a local machine.

Remote Infrastructure

Daytona can be run on remote machines, allowing for geographically dispersed teams to collaborate and work on the project. The following example demonstrates how Autosport Labs, a company that develops open source motorsports technology, uses online tools to stay in touch and work remotely:

“We use online tools heavily to stay in touch and work and socially. I’d say we’re just as productive as a traditional office environment.”

Autosport Labs injects open source into motorsports | Opensource.com

Cloud Infrastructure

Daytona can be run on cloud infrastructure, providing scalability, flexibility, and reliability. The following cloud providers are supported:

  • AWS
  • GCP
  • Azure

An example of running Daytona on AWS can be found in the NASCAR telemetry data distribution case study, which demonstrates how NASCAR uses NATS to distribute live telemetry data to the AWS cloud for historical analysis and real-time distribution to racing teams and fans.

Different Architectures

Daytona supports different architectures, including:

  • Monolithic
  • Microservices
  • Serverless

An example of running Daytona on a microservices architecture can be found in the Daytona GitHub repository, which provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up and run Daytona using Docker Compose.

Key Technologies and Dependencies

The following technologies and dependencies are required to run Daytona:

  • Go programming language
  • Docker
  • Git
  • gRPC
  • Kubernetes
  • IDEs
  • Shell scripting
  • GitHub Actions or similar CI/CD tools
  • Container registry
  • OAuth2

Online Documentation

The following online documentation provides additional information on the technologies and dependencies required to run Daytona: