Docker and its Dockerfiles is an industry standard for building images. How is it used in werf and why you might need another tool for building then?

Both of these tools seem to be designed to automate deploying applications in Kubernetes. However, the goals and functionality of these projects are very different, and here is why.

Helm templates and standard Helm library are insufficient for you? Learn how to make your templates more flexible and dynamic by implementing your own Helm “functions” and exploiting the capabilities of the tpl function.

A ready-to-use tutorial for integrating werf CI/CD tool with Jenkins CI using multibranch pipeline.

A comprehensive analysis of GitOps and its features, comparison with CIOps as well as insights on how this all should be done to actually get what each DevOps engineer dreams of.

How to store the container images you need and get rid of all others in your container registry? Here is our journey on understanding and solving this problem in a universal way using werf tool.

werf is an Open Source CLI tool to build Docker images and deploy them to Kubernetes. Its new distributed mode is easy to set up and making your CI/CD pipeline more scalable.

Storing images and cleaning them up in different Docker Registry implementations supported by werf.

Why is content-based tagging superior to Git branch, Gittag, and Git commit based schemes? How to use it in werf?

Flant's DevOps engineers' selection of the most useful additions in the latest GitLab CI releases for your CI/CD pipelines. Including needs, extends, include, rules parameters, and more!