---
title: "Sealos"
pageType: "tool-profile"
schemaVersion: "1.0"
snapshotId: "tv-20260915-f4c107995a2e"
generatedAt: "2026-09-15T07:02:20.000Z"
canonicalUrl: "https://toolvitals.com/tools/sealos/"
jsonUrl: "https://toolvitals.com/api/agent/tools/sealos"
indexable: false
---

# Sealos

Sealos is an AI-native Cloud Operating System built on Kubernetes that unifies the entire application lifecycle, from development in cloud IDEs to production deployment and management. It is perfect for building and scaling modern AI applications, managed databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB) and complex microservice architectures.

## Decision context

- Status: data pending
- ToolVitals score: Not collected
- Health score: Not collected
- Shipping score: Not collected
- Score mode: not scored
- Data confidence: 90/100
- Source coverage: 90/100
- Last evidence check: 2026-09-15

## Classification

- Use case: Cloud Hosting (cloud-hosting)
- Category: Hosting & Cloud (hosting)
- Tool mode: Source-visible project
- Openness: License unknown
- License: Other
- Tags: open-source, cloudos, container, docker, golang, install, ipvs, kubeadm, kubernetes, kubernetes-ha, cloud-hosting, paas, cloud-operating-system, container-platform, managed-databases, cloud-ide

## Public repository signals

- Repository: [labring/sealos](https://github.com/labring/sealos)
- Stars: 18344 (adoption context only)
- Forks: 2481
- Open issues: 101
- Last commit date: 2026-09-15
- Releases in 90 days: 1

## Source receipts

- [Official website](https://sealos.io/) — checked 2026-09-15
- [Source repository](https://github.com/labring/sealos) — checked 2026-09-15

## Discovery status

- Search indexable: no
- Reason: thin or data-pending tool evidence

## Interpretation limits

- ToolVitals scores summarize bounded public maintenance, shipping, openness, and evidence signals. They are not user-review ratings.
- GitHub stars and related popularity metrics are adoption context, not quality evidence.
- Missing values mean not collected or not confidently established; they do not mean zero.
- Public signals do not prove security, uptime, support quality, customer satisfaction, or production suitability.
- Verify material decisions against the linked first-party sources and your own requirements.