Keep the useful details close

Documentation for your next step.

Start with installation, choose your connections and keep the documentation for your deployed source revision alongside your server configuration.

Start with the essentials.

The installation guide covers the current source workflow. The feature guide explains available tools and the differences between storage types.

Eight languages. One workspace.

Sprutio and this website support English, Russian, Kazakh, Turkish, Ukrainian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese. Use the language selector to stay on the equivalent page.

Configure the connections you need.

Server and object storage

For FTP and SFTP, provide the server address and account details. WebDAV needs a service URL and credentials; S3 needs an endpoint, bucket and the required access credentials.

Google Drive and Dropbox

The administrator must configure an OAuth application, callback URL, public origin and cloud-token encryption keys. These integrations are disabled until configured. Follow the configuration files and tests in your source revision.

Operational references

The repository README and compose.yaml describe startup and persistent volumes. Docker’s official guides cover installation of the underlying runtime.

Built on an open-source foundation.

Sprutio’s LICENSE.md specifies GNU GPL version 3 or later and preserves the attribution “Copyright (C) 2015 Sergey Goppikov”. The original public repository documents the project’s history; use the source supplied for your current version for installation instructions.