An open source alternative to terraform enterprise.
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An open source alternative to terraform enterprise.
An F# Azure Type Provider which can be used to explore Blob, Table and Queue Azure Storage assets and easily apply CRUD operations on them.
Gradle Docker plugin
Client extension for interacting with Kubernetes clusters from your k6 tests.
Simple Silex service provider for including the AWS SDK for PHP
☁️ next-serverless deploys your next.js application to AWS Lambda with minimal or even no configuration.
GitHub Action for building a LÖVE Project
Meta-configurations for repositories, teams, files in terraform-aws-modules organization 🇺🇦
Template for Rails 7.0 + Kubernetes
A docker container to simplify and secure the use of Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
A C++ data container replicating std::stack functionality but with better performance than standard library containers in a stack context.
The simplest yaml to ENV config loader.
The mypy playground. Try mypy with your web browser.
Docker Compose setup to self-host Swetrix CE - a privacy-focused, cookieless web analytics platform
CLI client for Portainer
Lightweight, zero-dependency, and extendable library for comperhensive configuration management
Build tailwind css for yew style applications, using docker-compose, so you don't need to have npm installed
A collection of Dev Container Features.
🚀 Production-ready AI-friendly Go REST API boilerplate with Clean Architecture, JWT auth, RBAC, PostgreSQL migrations, and highly tested. AI-optimized with built-in guidelines for most used IDEs. Docker hot-reload, Swagger docs, one-command setup. Build production APIs in minutes, not weeks.
Containers Library for Common Lisp
Simplified Firebase interaction for continuous integration
Kubernetes secrets generator plugin for kustomize
Web application that manage food recipes with simplicity
Scramjet Platform is a distributed runtime supervisor that can run data processing programs called Sequences and manage local resources on any Linux server, Docker on small edge servers, and even large-scale Kubernetes clusters in the cloud or datacenters without exposing network ports to the public internet.