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A Python script for monitoring Oracle Database performance metrics and health checks.
A tool for building Terraform stacks in Rust, offering an alternative to the CDK with static type safety and pre-generated bindings.
A command-line tool for analyzing server access logs with filters and detailed reports.
A GitHub Action that waits for all commit statuses and checks to succeed or fail before proceeding.
A lightweight Terraform registry proxy that serves provider releases hosted on GitHub.
A reference implementation of the Nulecule specification for portable container application deployment across multiple orchestrators.
A dynamic Ansible inventory script that converts Excel spreadsheets into Ansible inventories, enabling quick automation from existing data exports.
A mini bash framework for creating command line utilities with configurable tasks and multi-language script support.
A Go library providing environment variable management with tree structures and struct population.
A GitHub Action that automatically labels pull requests based on the number of changed lines.
A Sublime Text plugin that provides autocomplete and scaffolding for AWS CloudFormation templates.
A declarative automation platform with a plugin architecture for creating and sharing services using bash and Docker.
A Terraform module for provisioning AWS EFS (Elastic File System) with configurable security, DNS, and access points.
A Ruby gem for sending notifications to Slack via webhooks with customizable options.
RSpec-based testing framework for validating Terraform modules with unit test matchers.
A Terraform boilerplate generator that creates consistent infrastructure-as-code files from YAML configs and Go templates.
A web-based tool for generating optimized PostgreSQL configuration files based on server specifications.
Automatically reconfigures Prometheus when Docker services are deployed or updated.
A Terraform module for provisioning PostgreSQL RDS instances on AWS with configurable monitoring, backups, and security.
A curated list of awesome Backstage resources, plugins, tech docs, and tools for the open-source developer portal platform.
A Groovy DSL for writing Liquibase database change scripts with a concise, readable syntax.
A k6 extension for interacting with Kubernetes clusters from performance and load tests.
A Node.js module that returns the OS/Distribution name, codename, and release version of the environment.
A GitHub Action that automatically creates a new tag when a version change is detected in manifest files like package.json or Dockerfile.
Visual Studio Code extension to monitor, deploy, and destroy Terraform resources directly from your workspace.
A Cloudflare Worker script for A/B/n testing, canary releases, gatekeeping, and SEO A/B testing at the edge.
A thin wrapper for Terraform that manages multiple deployments, dependencies, and secrets while keeping code DRY.
A configurable proxy implementing the Terraform provider registry protocol to create private provider registries.
A custom resource framework for AWS CloudFormation that bridges external resources into templates.
A Terraform provider plugin for managing Linode cloud infrastructure resources through infrastructure-as-code.
A Bash wrapper for Terraform and OpenTofu that automates common workflows and enforces DRY configuration across environment hierarchies.
A Python CLI tool and API to check if a website is up or down using isitup.org's API.
A secure, self-updating binary distribution system that automatically downloads, verifies, and runs signed executables from a trusted repository.
A service that listens to Docker Swarm events and sends notifications when services are created, updated, or removed.
Automatically generates PDF documentation from Terraform's official documentation.
A Go tool for managing vendored Terraform modules and formulas using a YAML configuration file.
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