Devops Tools
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A GitHub Action for uploading files and directories as workflow artifacts, enabling data sharing between jobs and runs.
Build and deploy Docker images to Kubernetes clusters using git push for streamlined development workflows.
Converts docker run commands into Docker Compose YAML configurations and merges with existing compose files.
A Java client library providing a fluent DSL to interact with Kubernetes and OpenShift REST APIs.
A database metadata analyzer that generates interactive HTML documentation and entity-relationship diagrams.
Interactive Terraform visualization tool that generates resource overviews, maps, and graphs from plan and configuration files.
A transparent SSH wrapper that adds regex, aliases, gateways, dynamic hostnames, and hooks to your SSH client.
Install NixOS everywhere via SSH with a single command, automating disk partitioning, formatting, and system configuration.
Write tests against structured configuration data using the Open Policy Agent Rego query language.
Chaos testing and network emulation tool for Docker and containerd containers.
A terminal-based Linux kernel manager and activity monitor for loading, unloading, and monitoring kernel modules.
Terraform plugin for managing Google Cloud Platform resources through infrastructure-as-code.
Generates static HTML overviews and other formats from Ansible fact gathering output.
Imports existing cloud infrastructure from AWS, GCP, Azure, and VMware to generate Terraform configuration (HCL) and state files.
A CLI tool for managing OCI artifacts, images, and packages in container registries.
A Go client library for interacting with the Docker Engine API, including Swarm and network APIs.
A Windows desktop tool for connecting to and administering Azure Service Bus messaging entities with advanced testing and management features.
Interactive remote system monitoring tool that connects via SSH to display CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics.
A versatile automation framework that models user actions on the terminal to automate command-line processes.
An open-source, lightweight TCP/UDP tunneling solution with connection pooling and multi-protocol support for bypassing network restrictions.
Reads Terraform state or HCL files to generate simplified, provider-specific infrastructure graphs.
A CLI-driven toolkit for writing and running Chaos Engineering experiments across any platform via extensions.
A web dashboard to visualize and query Terraform states from multiple backend providers.
A friendly web-based UI for managing and monitoring Docker containers and images with multi-host support.
A community-curated list of awesome Ansible resources, tools, roles, tutorials, and integrations.
A GitHub Action for downloading workflow artifacts from current or external repositories and runs.
A Redis query analyzer that parses MONITOR output to provide statistics on key patterns, command frequency, and timing metrics.
A fast, lightweight JSON Query Language CLI tool built with Rust for querying and transforming JSON data.
A tool that reformats Terraform plan output to be more readable and understandable.
Creates containers that behave like virtual machines, running systemd and SSH for fast, lightweight VM-like environments.
A standardized Python library for manipulating DNS records across multiple DNS providers.
A Kubernetes port-forward manager with auto-reconnection, reverse tunneling, and HTTP traffic inspection, available as a desktop GUI or terminal UI.
A command-line tool for real-time monitoring and diagnostics of Erlang/Elixir BEAM nodes in production.
Integration testing toolkit that spins up ephemeral Docker containers for dependencies, eliminating the need for mocks.
A terminal-based dashboard for managing cron jobs locally and on remote servers via SSH.
A version manager for OpenTofu, Terraform, Terragrunt, Terramate, and Atmos, written in Go.
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