Hi. Kantan deploys 12-factor apps, doing all the crap usually needed to get your code into production.
You might call it a single-host Heroku.

Easy:

1. Download the binary and run it:
   wget http://no.releases.yet/sorry && ./kantan
2. Add it as a remote to your 12-factor app's repo:
   git remote add kantan http://localhost:9090/projects/test/repo
3. Push to it:
   git push kantan master

Done. Kantan will build, run, and manage your site.

Kantan can be broken down like this:

• You deploy stuff with a single git push, just like Heroku.
• It builds your code with Heroku's Buildpacks, like Mason.
• It runs services like Foreman,
• proxies to them, like Nginx,
• and watches them, like Monit.

Which means you don't have to deploy any of those.

Kantan is a single binary, with zero dependencies, and zero config. You put it in a directory, run it, and push your code to it.
Kantan takes care of the rest.