confd
A lightweight configuration management tool that keeps local config files up-to-date using data from etcd, Consul, or other backends.
What is confd?
confd is a lightweight configuration management tool that manages local application configuration files using templates and data from backends like etcd, Consul, or environment variables. It solves the problem of keeping configuration files synchronized across distributed systems and enables dynamic configuration updates without manual intervention.
DevOps engineers, SREs, and developers managing microservices or distributed systems who need dynamic, centralized configuration management without heavy orchestration tools.
Developers choose confd for its simplicity, support for multiple backends, and ability to automatically update and reload configurations, making it a reliable and focused alternative to heavier configuration management systems.
Overview
Manage local application configuration files using templates and data from etcd or consul
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing dynamic configuration in microservices architectures
- Synchronizing configuration files across distributed systems using etcd or Consul
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