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A comprehensive CLI tool for developers to build, test, and deploy applications on the Algorand blockchain.
A PowerShell module providing cmdlets to interact with GitHub's REST API for managing repositories, issues, pull requests, and more.
A Ruby gem for configuring and deploying Rails applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using Rake tasks and DRY YAML configuration.
A Terraform module for provisioning and managing AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) repositories with advanced lifecycle policies.
A GitHub Action that exposes useful environment variables like repository slugs, branch names, and PR details for CI/CD workflows.
A Terraform module for creating a resilient AWS bastion host with SSH keys managed from an S3 bucket.
An active monitoring agent for PostgreSQL that collects instance and system metrics and integrates with Zabbix.
A deprecated GitHub Action that sets up a Ruby environment with a specified version for CI/CD workflows.
A cross-platform task runner for executing commands and generating files from templates.
A Puppet module for managing AWS resources to build and model cloud infrastructure using Puppet code.
A command line interface for managing MongoDB Atlas deployments directly from your terminal.
An AWS CDK construct library for managing AWS Organizations, including OUs, accounts, and service control policies.
A Ruby gem for running RSpec, Serverspec, Infrataster, and Capybara tests against Dockerfiles and Docker images.
Official and community-maintained Docker images and build scripts for Sitecore CMS.
A Neovim plugin to view and manage CI/CD pipeline runs (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI) directly within the editor.
A lightweight MCP server that enables AI assistants like Claude to execute AWS CLI commands in a safe containerized environment.
Generates Nix expressions for Bundler-managed Ruby applications to package them with the Nix package manager.
Nix helpers to reduce friction between Clojure projects and the Nix ecosystem.
A PostgreSQL database schema linter that identifies schema problems like missing primary keys and unindexed foreign keys.
A .NET CLI tool that packages .NET Core applications into Docker images with a single command.
A GitHub Action for uploading DApps and content to IPFS with support for multiple pinning services.
A Docker Compose setup for running load tests with K6, Grafana, and InfluxDB for visualizing performance metrics.
An OCI-native artifact manager and image registry that is easy to deploy and maintain, supporting Docker, Helm, and other OCI artifacts.
A command-line utility for managing MongoDB servers and replica sets using declarative JSON configurations.
A server tool to collect, display, and report system metrics like CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage.
A GitHub Action that creates or updates issues using content from a file, designed for automated workflows.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack for deploying Node.js applications to the platform.
A human-readable alternative to the test command for writing clear conditions in bash scripts.
A Magento 2 module that manages database configuration via version-controlled files for consistent deployments.
A GitHub Action that automatically opens or updates pull requests when branches with a specified prefix are pushed.
A Go command-line tool to execute remote commands on Windows machines via WinRM/WinRS protocol.
Securely transfer files and artifacts via SSH using a standalone binary, Docker container, or Drone CI integration.
A sample AWS CodePipeline configuration for deploying Linux applications from S3 to EC2 instances using CodeDeploy.
An Elixir toolkit for performing structured tasks on one or more servers via SSH.
A Kubernetes-native utility that monitors TLS certificate expiry and exposes metrics to Prometheus.
A lightweight process manager for Golang applications that keeps them alive forever and manages them from source code.
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