Registry-driven
Track systems, applications, resources, runtime types, and routing as connected infrastructure state.
Built on Docker + Linux
TuranOrdo is a registry-driven Infrastructure Operating System designed to help multi-application and microservice platforms provision, configure, secure, and verify infrastructure consistently.
A structured operating model—not just a collection of container definitions.
The idea
Applications have dependencies. Infrastructure has ownership. TuranOrdo brings these relationships into a persistent registry to guide setup and verification.
Track systems, applications, resources, runtime types, and routing as connected infrastructure state.
Organize infrastructure around systems and their applications, with explicit resource boundaries.
Use repeatable initialization, validation, health checks, and verification to catch issues early.
Coordinate containerized, PHP, and static applications within a shared platform.
A simple model
Each level has a clear role. Apps are managed within systems, and resources represent the infrastructure they depend on.
Illustrative overview. See the documentation for current capabilities and supported integrations.
Designed for real operations
TuranOrdo coordinates shared infrastructure while preserving application-level ownership. Its architecture aims to make setup more predictable and infrastructure relationships easier to understand.
The guiding principle
Docker Compose describes containers. TuranOrdo describes the infrastructure system those containers belong to.
Explore the full architecture, security model, use cases, roadmap, and licensing information in the documentation.
Go deeper
Discover the architecture, security model, connectivity, infrastructure layers, initialization and verification process, use cases, and future plans.
Visit the documentation ↗The online documentation is the source for current technical details.