Configuration Management
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A POSIX-compliant Go library for parsing command-line arguments and managing hierarchical configurations.
A Go binary that systematically manages external GitHub modules for use in Terraform projects.
A Go library for dynamic configuration management with support for seeding from multiple sources and live monitoring via Consul/Redis.
A C++ library for parsing command-line options and configuration files, part of the Boost C++ Libraries.
Automatically cleans up old Nix garbage collection roots based on configurable policies to free up disk space.
A Terraform provider for managing Docker containers, images, networks, and volumes as infrastructure-as-code.
A lightweight Python library for explicit, type-checked function configuration via a centralized Python file.
A lightweight dependency injection framework for Go with tag-based auto injection, config center support, and rich ecosystem components.
A command-line tool to instantly switch between Claude Code configuration profiles for different accounts, clients, and API providers.
A Go library for loading environment variables into structs using struct tags.
A Go microservice framework implementing clean architecture with built-in health checks, metrics, and Swagger documentation.
A Terraform provider for managing UptimeRobot monitors, alert contacts, and status pages as infrastructure.
A Node.js utility to retrieve namespaced configuration from the nearest package.json file.
A Terraform provider for managing Pingdom HTTP, ping, and TCP checks, teams, and contacts via infrastructure as code.
A layer-based, pluggable configuration manager for Go applications with minimal dependencies.
A curated and collaborative list of awesome Kustomize resources, plugins, guides, and snippets.
A lightweight utility library for building microservices in Clojure with Swagger-based API-first design and built-in components.
A collection of utilities for building production-ready FastAPI services with common patterns and best practices.
An infrastructure-as-code and deployment tool for Roblox game development.
CLI tool to install development tools and sync configurations across machines using Homebrew and private GitHub repos.
A Symfony bundle for storing and managing application configuration in a database with Doctrine ORM.
A Ruby wrapper for invoking Terraform commands programmatically from Ruby applications, RSpec tests, or Rakefiles.
Ansible playbook for quickly configuring and hardening Debian/Ubuntu Linux machines with essential tools and security.
A Terraform provider for managing Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS firewalls and Panorama through infrastructure as code.
A Go library for injecting configuration values into structs from environment variables, flags, JSON files, or default tags.
A Docker frontend for Terragrunt and Terraform that ensures consistent tooling across environments.
An Elixir library for managing OS environment variables and application configuration with type casting, caching, and automatic documentation.
A dynamic Ansible inventory script that converts Excel spreadsheets into Ansible inventories, enabling quick automation from existing data exports.
A Crystal shard for loading environment variables from .env files into your application.
A Java configuration library for type-safe, multi-source configuration management with automatic decoding and merging.
A smart configuration plugin and singleton service layer for Aurelia 1 applications.
A Go library providing environment variable management with tree structures and struct population.
Example AWS OpsWorks cookbooks for deploying sample applications in AWS cloud environments.
An Ansible module for managing SSH configuration files, enabling programmatic control of hosts, hostnames, and identity files.
A Neovim plugin that provides treesitter-based syntax highlighting for embedded languages in Home Manager Nix configuration files.
A Go tool that generates documentation for environment variables from struct tags and comments.
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