What is Rezure?

Rezure is a local development environment manager for Windows. It bundles the pieces a PHP project needs (a web server, PHP, and a database) and puts them behind start/stop buttons instead of config files and service consoles.

Rezure is built on Tauri and Rust, and leans on a few ideas of its own: runtime versions are discovered rather than hard-coded, port conflicts are reported before a service fails to start, and the pieces you don't ask for are never downloaded.

What you get

• Services: Nginx, PHP-FPM, and MariaDB, each with a status indicator and a live log view. Nginx and PHP 8.3 come inside the installer; MariaDB downloads on first use.
• Projects: a folder in C:\rezure\www becomes folder-name.test, virtual host and Windows hosts entry included. Folders that live elsewhere can be linked in place.
• PHP versions: install extra versions from php.net inside the app, or drop a build you already have into C:\rezure\custom\php, then pick which one is active.
• Databases: list, create, drop, export, and import schemas on the bundled MariaDB, and open one in the SQL client you already have installed.

What it isn't

Rezure runs native binaries on your machine, not containers: there's no Docker mode yet. It targets Windows only, and it's meant for local development, never for serving anything to the public internet.

Next steps

• Installation: download, install, and check it started cleanly
• First Run: start your services and serve a first project
• FAQ: what Rezure installs, what it doesn't do, and how it handles ports