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!

werf is our Open Source GitOps tool to build your applications and deploy them to Kubernetes. Learn more about its v1.1 release new features.

How are we eating our own dog food in Flant? Using werf for building (Docker images) & deploying (to Kubernetes) the project's website with versioned documentation in two languages.

Tips on using Helm or werf to deal with database migrations and other routines in your CI/CD pipelines for apps being deployed to Kubernetes.

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.