Provisioners
Declarative, idempotent bootstrapping for the services your stack depends on. One small Go binary per service — describe what should exist, run it as an init container, and your app starts against a ready environment.
The tooling we build for our own platform work — published under the MIT license, so you can run it in your stack too.
Collections of tools that share a purpose and a way of working — and standalone projects.
Declarative, idempotent bootstrapping for the services your stack depends on. One small Go binary per service — describe what should exist, run it as an init container, and your app starts against a ready environment.
A MITM HTTP/HTTPS proxy that implements split-brain DNS for egress traffic control in containerised environments. Decide per host where traffic goes, what gets through and which headers travel with it.
Every project we publish follows the same engineering baseline.
Behaviour lives in one plain YAML file you can review, diff and version. Your config is the documentation of your environment.
Provisioners never remove what they did not create; the proxy blocks what is not allowed. Defaults fail closed, not open.
Structured logs, Prometheus metrics and health endpoints where they matter. No silent failures.
CI on every repo, container images on ghcr.io, semantic versions with release notes.
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