A tutorial guiding you through setting up GitLab Package Registry to store your Helm charts in a centralized fashion.

Developing applications that will run in Kubernetes can be painful if you don't have a ready-to-use K8s cluster and relevant CI/CD pipelines. Here's one fast & simple way to deal with that.

Learn how you can use a new werf operating mode to make your CI/CD Kubernetes-native from this practical introduction to using werf with Kubernetes executor in GitLab CI/CD.

A step-by-step howto on implementing local development for Kubernetes. Make commits to your app's Git and see how your app running in minikube is automatically updated.

werf is an Open Source tool for CI/CD. Its latest stable release brings Giterminism and various delivery methods still based on common technologies including Git, Docker, Helm, and Kubernetes.

Learn why review environments might be useful for you and how you can implement them in Kubernetes using GitLab CI.

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.