Kubernetes manifest library / deployment patterns

This project is a Helm chart repository and Kubernetes application catalog providing standardized deployment templates for popular open-source software. It serves as a library of pre-configured packages designed to automate the installation and configuration of server-side applications on container clusters. The collection includes a suite of hardened container images built on minimal base layers to reduce the attack surface. These images undergo automated vulnerability scanning and triage within the release pipeline to identify and remediate security flaws before deployment. The project man

This project is a collection of curated deployment examples, manifests, and templates for running diverse applications and workloads on a Kubernetes cluster. It serves as a manifest library and a set of educational resources used to teach fundamental configuration patterns for container orchestration. The repository provides pre-configured templates for common architectural patterns, including the deployment of distributed databases, artificial intelligence models, and production-ready web servers. These resources include guided tutorials and verification commands to help users learn Kubernet

A GitOps workflow example for multi-env deployments with Flux, Kustomize and Helm.

Minimal self-contained examples of standard Kubernetes features and patterns in YAML

This repository is a comprehensive educational resource covering the full spectrum of DevOps practices, including continuous integration and delivery, containerization, orchestration, configuration management, and infrastructure as code. It provides structured content that walks through automating the build, test, and deployment lifecycle using multi-stage pipelines with Jenkins and Azure DevOps. The material covers declarative server configuration and state management through automated Ansible playbooks, enabling consistent system environments across machines. It also addresses container lif

This is an educational training course that teaches Docker, Compose, Swarm, and Kubernetes for building and deploying containers from development to production. The course covers end-to-end Docker-based workflows for building, testing, and deploying containers using Compose, Swarm, and Kubernetes in cloud-native DevOps pipelines. The material covers architecture patterns for containerized applications, including declarative service orchestration, network bridging, image layering, health monitoring, and persistent storage across Docker and Kubernetes environments. It addresses multi-container

This project provides a comprehensive library of standardized workflow templates designed to automate continuous integration, deployment, and repository maintenance tasks. By offering a collection of pre-configured blueprints, it enables developers to initialize and manage automated pipelines for diverse programming languages and platforms using declarative configuration files. The repository functions as a centralized resource for bootstrapping automation, allowing teams to inject repository-specific metadata and dynamic variables into standardized templates. This approach ensures consistent

Cyclops is a Helm template orchestrator and management interface used to configure and deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes clusters. It serves as a deployment tool that abstracts complex infrastructure configurations into simplified inputs, allowing users to manage applications through a dedicated user interface. The project differentiates itself by using schema-driven form generation and metadata-driven UI rendering to create self-service deployment portals. These interfaces are generated by parsing template files and their associated schemas, mapping specific attributes to visua

Reloader is a Kubernetes custom controller designed to automate pod restarts and synchronize running workloads with external configuration stores. It functions as a configuration reloader that triggers rolling upgrades for pods whenever referenced ConfigMaps or Secrets are updated. The tool distinguishes itself by integrating with external secret managers, CSI drivers, and GitOps workflows to ensure workloads are restarted when secrets from external stores change. It utilizes targeted filtering via labels and annotations to control which resources or namespaces trigger restarts, and it can pa