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An open-source alternative to Terraform Enterprise with SSO, team management, agents, and no per-resource pricing.
A curated list of companies that offer free tools and services specifically for open source and public projects.
A terminal user interface for Terraform power users, enabling parallel operations and interactive state management.
Terraform provider for managing Snowflake accounts, databases, warehouses, users, roles, and other resources.
A utility to containerize development workflows using Docker, enabling cleanroom environments for tasks and services.
A Terraform plugin for managing VMware vSphere infrastructure as code.
A library to define a continuous delivery pipeline as code in Clojure, enabling custom, self-hosted CI/CD.
Terraform module for creating and managing AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters and services with Fargate or EC2 capacity providers.
A command-line tool that displays outdated Go module dependencies in a readable table format.
An interactive visualization tool for Terraform plans, helping you understand infrastructure changes through a graphical interface.
Build static Go binaries and package them into minimal Docker containers using a simple bash script.
A simple tool to evolve PostgreSQL schema easily with transactional migrations and callbacks.
A web-based management interface for Docker with a focus on Swarm cluster administration.
A highly-available, version-controlled service configuration repository based on Git, ZooKeeper, and HTTP/2.
A Laravel driver for the Backup Manager, enabling database backup and restore operations with multiple storage destinations.
An SSH server that transparently bridges SSH sessions to Docker containers via docker exec, enabling secure container access.
A Chef cookbook providing resources to manage Amazon Web Services infrastructure and services via Infrastructure as Code.
A Terraform provider for managing Alibaba Cloud (AliCloud) infrastructure as code.
A command-line tool for launching Apache Spark clusters on AWS EC2 with fast, configurable deployments.
A CLI tool to update version constraints in Terraform and OpenTofu configurations and lock files, supporting bulk updates and CI automation.
A command-line tool to deploy static websites to Amazon S3 with optional CDN and HTTPS support.
A blazing fast TUI tool to manage Docker and Podman images, containers, volumes, and pods with keyboard shortcuts.
A collection of higher-level reusable AWS CDK constructs for common cloud infrastructure patterns.
A collection of higher-level reusable AWS CDK constructs for common cloud infrastructure patterns.
A collection of higher-level reusable AWS CDK constructs for common cloud infrastructure patterns.
A collection of higher-level reusable AWS CDK constructs for common cloud infrastructure patterns.
Sample applications, integrations, and templates demonstrating AWS CodeDeploy deployment scenarios and configurations.
A self-hosted metrics and notifications platform for Laravel apps that tracks model changes, requests, and logs.
A terminal HTTP API client that organizes requests in files, supports scripting, and uses curl/wget/httpie as backends.
A statically typed scripting language that transpiles into POSIX-compliant shell scripts.
A unified configuration framework for systems, packages, modules, shells, and templates using Nix Flakes.
A process manager for Ruby/Rails apps that runs Procfile processes in background/foreground with supervision.
The Ember.js web client for Travis CI, providing the user interface for the continuous integration platform.
A DevOps maturity assessment framework based on C.A.L.M.S. principles to guide teams through transformation journeys.
Enables running Kubernetes on ARM devices like Raspberry Pi using official kubeadm tools.
A pure Bash implementation of Mustache templates for logic-less text generation in shell scripts.
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