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!

How to create a solid operator for Kubernetes using one of the most popular programming languages that almost every DevOps engineer is familiar with — Python.

A short how-to for moving your RabbitMQ cluster from an old bare-metal servers installation (or old Kubernetes deployment) to a new production K8s cluster.

Our practical experience with Rook as the operator of Ceph file system in Kubernetes clusters.

Meet the Open Source tool to install system components (addons or modules) based on shell-operator into Kubernetes clusters, configure them and keep up to date.

Shell-operator can turn your small Bash (or any other) script into fully-fledged Kubernetes operator just in 15 minutes.

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.

Statusmap panel is a new Grafana plugin to to visualize status of multiple objects over selected period of time.