Core abstractions for kiota generated libraries in Python
A python CAD programming library
Immutable persistent collections for Kotlin
Compose Farm - run docker compose commands across multiple hosts
Flamingock brings Change-as-Code (CaC) to your entire stack. It applies versioned, auditable changes to the external systems your application depends on — such as schemas, message brokers, databases, APIs, cloud services, and any other external system your application needs.
🇺🇦 Your meetings at your fingertips in the macOS menu bar
Making SvelteKit forms a pleasure to use!
AIL framework - Analysis Information Leak framework
Apache Maven Help Plugin
Ansible playbooks for deploying OpenStack. Mirror of code maintained at opendev.org.
Docker environment for developing, deploying, and running Frappe applications (ERPNext and custom apps) in production and development
A Docker Container which provides TimeMachine backup for MacOS. Now includes ARM builds
Mirror images into your own registry and swap image references automatically.
Zero-code OpenTelemetry instrumentation powered by eBPF
eCamp v3 is a web-based app for camp and course planning. The application is specialized for camps and courses of youth associations and for Y+S offers in the sport of camp sports/trekking.
A high performance and flexible authorization/permission engine built for developers and inspired by Google Zanzibar
A chart to install Locust, a scalable load testing tool written in Python. This chart will setup everything required to run a full distributed locust environment with any amount of workers. This chart will also create configmaps for storing the locust files in Kubernetes, this way there is no need to build custom docker images. By default it will install using an example locustfile and lib from stable/locust/locustfiles/example. When you want to provide your own locustfile, you will need to create 2 configmaps using the structure from that example: console kubectl create configmap my-loadtest-locustfile --from-file path/to/your/main.py kubectl create configmap my-loadtest-lib --from-file path/to/your/lib/ And then install the chart passing the names of those configmaps as values: console helm install locust oci://ghcr.io/deliveryhero/helm-charts/locust \ --set loadtest.name=my-loadtest \ --set loadtest.locust_locustfile_configmap=my-loadtest-locustfile \ --set loadtest.locust_lib_configmap=my-loadtest-lib