Configuration Management
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A CLI tool for managing secrets using AWS SSM Parameter Store and Secrets Manager as backends.
Flagr is an open-source Go microservice for feature flagging, A/B testing, and dynamic configuration.
A Docker setup tool that simplifies running apps in Docker with an interactive menu-driven configuration.
A Java configuration management library with dynamic property support, enabling runtime updates without application restarts.
A Python library providing a unified API for network automation across multiple vendor devices.
Generates static HTML overviews and other formats from Ansible fact gathering output.
A step-by-step tutorial for learning Ansible, a configuration management tool that uses SSH infrastructure.
A version control system manager for your $HOME directory, enabling multiple Git repositories to coexist without interference.
A git-based dotfile synchronizer written in Bash that manages configuration files across multiple machines.
A Ruby gem for managing multi-environment YAML settings in Rails, Sinatra, Padrino, and other Ruby projects.
A collection of Docker-based applications to extend Home Assistant with services like MQTT brokers, databases, and file editors.
A collection of example VMs provisioned with Ansible and Vagrant for learning infrastructure automation.
A minimalistic Go library for reading configuration from environment variables and files with struct tags.
A cross-platform version manager for Neovim that simplifies installing, switching, and managing multiple versions from the command line.
A lightning-fast linter for .env files that checks, fixes, and diffs environment variable configurations.
A simple, complete, and lightweight self-hosted feature flag solution that supports multiple languages via OpenFeature.
A Go application boilerplate and example implementing modern development practices like configuration, logging, telemetry, and graceful shutdown.
A dotfile manager that stores configurations in Git and deploys different versions across multiple hosts using profiles.
A tool to import existing Azure resources into Terraform state and generate corresponding HCL configuration.
A community-curated list of awesome Ansible resources, tools, roles, tutorials, and integrations.
A diff tool for YAML and JSON files that shows only the changed parts with compact, clear output.
A federated Big Data orchestration service that simplifies job execution across distributed clusters by abstracting infrastructure complexity.
A Ruby-based deployment tool for Docker fleets that handles rolling deployments, environment configuration, and container orchestration.
A command-line toolkit for validating, scanning, and managing SCAP (Security Content Automation Protocol) documents.
A suite of app-centric assurance, validation, and introspection products for Kubernetes to prevent misconfigurations and outages.
Automates the creation of isolated, repeatable development and production environments using Docker and VirtualBox.
A lightweight, distributed configuration center for .NET Core applications with real-time updates and fault tolerance.
A CLI tool for creating and configuring new iOS Xcode projects with consistent structure and best practices.
Automated configuration guidance for implementing the U.S. Department of Defense's Secure Host Baseline settings on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016.
An open-source multi-tenancy library for modern .NET enabling tenant resolution, per-tenant app behavior, and data isolation.
A modular Rust library for building production-ready distributed services with built-in observability and security.
An open-source .NET framework for building scalable microservices with Orleans integration and comprehensive distributed system support.
A tool to configure Linux machines using Nix-style declarative configurations, enabling reproducible system management on any distribution.
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