werf is an Open Source GitOps CLI utility for building and delivering applications to Kubernetes. werf supports building application images from Dockerfiles or via its custom advanced image builder…

The problem of 2-way merge in Helm 2 is solved and how different it is in werf compared with Helm 3.

Our practical tips on implementing CI/CD for many similar microservices based on GitLab CI, werf, Helm, and Kubernetes.

Learn how using werf can help you to simplify deploying infrastructure for your applications in Kubernetes via Helm charts & subcharts.

Learn about existing solutions assisting you in developing applications that are deployed/hosted in Kubernetes clusters. A brief view on werf, DevSpace, Skaffold, Garden, and more.

Implementing (in werf) the support for container image registries lacking the nested functionality.

A quick step-by-step guide to run JUnit tests in your CI/CD pipeline using GitLab CI and werf for applications deployed in Kubernetes.

werf is a GitOps tool that provides a complete application lifecycle management including deploying to Kubernetes. With a support of regular Dockerfiles, it is easy to try like never before!

werf, our Open Source tool for CI/CD, is now written in Go. Being a simple yet powerful CLI tool for DevOps engineers, werf glues Git, Docker, Helm, and Kubernetes.