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devtron

The only Kubernetes dashboard you need

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Show HN: Devtron – Open-Source Kubernetes-Native CI/CD Platform

Hey HN We built Devtron, an open-source CI/CD platform purpose-built for Kubernetes. It combines deployment automation and application lifecycle management into one developer-friendly interface, so teams can ship faster without writing custom scripts or managing multiple tools. Most teams struggle with setting up a reliable CI/CD pipeline that works well with Kubernetes, ArgoCD, Helm, and GitOps, especially at scale. Devtron abstracts away that complexity, while still giving you control and flexibility. Key features: - Built-in CI & CD pipelines with support for GitOps using ArgoCD - Native Kubernetes integration: RBAC, resource management, rollout strategies - One-click Helm chart deployments and rollback - Real-time observability with logs, metrics, and audit trails - Multi-cluster support, secrets management, and security scanning
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Please try it out: GitHub: https://github.com/devtron-labs/devtron Docs: https://docs.devtron.ai Website: https://devtron.ai/ And don't forget to send the feedbacks.
1 points · Open discussion
pghildy·Mar 17, 2022Submission

Show HN: Hyperion – Deploy, manage and debug Helm apps across Multiple Clusters

Hi Everyone, Prashant here from Devtron. With the community’s help and feedback, we built Hyperion - An Opensource tool to observe, deploy, manage & debug Helm Application on Multiple Clusters. We developed Hyperion as a module that comes with Devtron preinstalled or it can be separately installed. While there are pre-existing tools like Kubernetes dashboard, Lens, Octant; Hyperion is focused on helm charts. Some of the features which sets it apart are: - Deploy, manage, observe and Debug Helm charts across multiple clusters. A. Install, Manage Helm charts, Applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters (hosted on multiple cloud/on-prem) from a single Hyperion setup. - Visualize resources deployed via helm charts contextually in a slick UI for easier monitoring and debugging. A. Hyperion groups your Kubernetes objects deployed
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via Helm charts and display them in a slick UI, for easier monitoring or debugging. Access pod logs and resource manifests right from the Hyperion UI and even edit them! - Centralized fine grained Access Management across multiple cluster. A. Control and give customizable view-only, edit access to users at Project, Environment and Application levels - View and Edit Kubernetes manifests, grep logs right from the Hyperion dashboard. A. View and Edit all the Kubernetes resources right from the Hyperion dashboard We have many more features planned for it in coming weeks. Here are some more links that might be helpful: Documentation:https://docs.devtron.ai/hyperion/hyperion Devtron Website: https://devtron.ai/ Please try it for yourself, hope it will be useful for you !! :-)
27 points · Open discussion
Devtron is an opensource Experience of a SaaS product with the tools of your choice without the lock in of a SaaS product. It manages and Operationalizes applications on Kubernetes. https://github.com/devtron-labs/devtron It integrates with the existing open-source systems like argocd, Argo workflow, Clair, hibernator, grafana, Prometheus, envoy, and many others and add capabilities on top of them to enable clean self serve UI for developers and DevOps We got a lot of questions on how to use it, what are the use cases, how to get started and others . That's the reason we are conducting a LiveStream. One of our maintainers Prashant would be joining Saiyam Pathak, Director at Civo and YouTuber, to have a chat and a demo of Devtron.
In Learn about the Heroku for Kubernetes, Devtron at 3:00 PM UTC. LiveStream
Hello everyone, I am one of the founders of Devtron. An End-to-End Kubernetes delivery workflow Solution that is completely OpenSource and Contributor led. So, we are starting a comic series about the basics of Kubernetes. Every week, we'll be following the characters of Noob, Savant, and D-Tron as they learn all about Kubernetes. Here's the first comic: https://twitter.com/DevtronL/status/1406904512820912129 Do let me know what you think. Suggestions and Feedback would be great! You can check out our OpenSource Project here: https://github.com/devtron-labs/devtron
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