Datree is a policy enforcement framework for Kubernetes that validates configurations against rules written in Rego, JSON Schema, or CEL. It operates as both a command-line tool for pre-deployment scanning and as a cluster-side admission webhook for real-time enforcement, integrating with CI/CD pipelines and continuous delivery tools like ArgoCD and FluxCD. The framework supports namespace-scoped policy mapping, allowing different policies to apply to different namespaces, and provides a skip annotation mechanism for selectively bypassing rules on individual resources or entire namespaces. It
Ansible is an agentless infrastructure automation engine designed to manage remote servers and network devices. It functions as a cross-platform orchestration tool that coordinates system updates, software installations, and service configurations from a centralized management workstation. By utilizing a declarative approach, it allows users to define desired system states through human-readable configuration files, ensuring consistency across distributed environments. The platform operates by establishing secure shell connections to target nodes, eliminating the need for persistent agent sof
The main features of inquicker/ktmpl are: Configuration and Policy.
Open-source alternatives to inquicker/ktmpl include: bit-cloner/kcg. bitnami/kubecfg. datreeio/datree — Datree is a policy enforcement framework for Kubernetes that validates configurations against rules written in Rego,… fairwindsops/pluto — A cli tool to help discover deprecated apiVersions in Kubernetes. kapicorp/kapitan — Generic templated configuration management for Kubernetes, Terraform and other things. ansible/ansible — Ansible is an agentless infrastructure automation engine designed to manage remote servers and network devices. It…