Automatic dashboard generation for Ingress objects.

Features:

• No JS
• Supports OIDC (Keycloak, Google, Okta, …) and Basic authorization
• Automatic discovery of Ingress objects, configurable by annotations
• Supports static configuration (in addition to Ingress objects)
• Multiarch docker images: for amd64 and for arm64

Hassle-free minimal CI/CD for git repos for docker-based projects.

Features:

• zero configuration for repos by default
• optional automatic TLS by Let’s Encrypt
• optional automatic domain registration by supported providers

Provides a platform for automation with code-first approach, with embedded batteries:

• Tracing (journals)
• Internal and user-defined API
• Ultra-light but rich mobile-first UI
• Embedded key-value storage

A simplified version of trusted-cgi designed for async processing extreme amount of requests.

• DevOps friendly - plain YAML configuration per subject
• Low memory footprint
• Can handle any size of request (limited by disk only)

Lightweight self-hosted lambda/applications/cgi/serverless-functions engine.

• No specific requirements: just one binary. Working “as-is”
• Rich API
• Scheduler: run actions in cron-tab like style

Custom element tag to show github repository

• ultra light - 12KB without gzip (4.5KB - gzipped)
• library agnostic
• provides fallback if no JS available (or for old browsers)

Generate nice and cute logotypes in periodic element style.

• Build on SvelteJS platform - easy to embedded, lightweight and fast
• Support SVG and PNG export
• Support customization

Tinc-boot - is a all-in-one tool with zero dependency (except tinc of course), that aims to achieve:

• one-line node initialization
• automatic keys distribution
• simplified procedure to add new node to existent net

Fluent and easy wrapper over streadway-amqp API. Adds such features like:

• Reconnecting. Will restore all defined infrastructure
• Optional auto-requeue (with delay)
• Signing and verifiying messages by public/private pair

Wrap syscall for get/set/clean and e.t.c environment and map values to/from Redis

Just-for-fun but could be useful in some real cases.