UPcmd
A modern build, configuration management, ci/cd tool for automation Flexible data modelling, design of composition, OO and test driven Comprehensive workflow orchestration: full support all type of condition, loop(recursive), break, assert
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What is UPcmd?
A modern build, configuration management, ci/cd tool for aws, k8s and cloud: https://github.com/upcmd/up
UPcmd is designed and implemented to address some of the common problems of:
* Configuration management
* Build, continuously delivery, integration with ci/cd
* Comprehensive workflow orchestration: full support of almost all type of condition, loop(recursive), break
* Flexible configuration organisation
* No dependency hell issue
* Precise modeling, data is object, object is the data
* Design of composition, separate func type, data and implementation
* Use inteface(call func) for abstraction of intention, data input and implementation
* Many builtin dry run, assert, debugging features for the insights, developer friendly
* ... many more for you to discover, check out the docs
It is a build tool like Ansible, Make, Rake, Ant, Gradle, Puppet, Taskfile etc, but it is a little smarter to try to make things a easier
The goal of UP is to provide a quick (I'd say the quickest) solution to enable continuously integration and continuously deployment (CI/CD). It is simple to use and yet powerful to achieve many common challenges nowadays devops face in the Cloud environment
It is designed with mindful consideration of collaboration with automation in Kubernetes, helm charts, api call
It is also put best practice of integration with common CI/CD tools, such as GOCD, Jenkins, Drone, Gitlab CI and so on and be a good company of all different types of CLI tools
It is bringing a fun DSL programming, a way of modeling and engineering into CLI and enable OO design and fast test driven development and delivery cycle
check it out here: https://github.com/upcmd/up,
the docs: https://upcmd.netlify.app/
it’s free and full open source
UPcmd is designed and implemented to address some of the common problems of:
* Configuration management
* Build, continuously delivery, integration with ci/cd
* Comprehensive workflow orchestration: full support of almost all type of condition, loop(recursive), break
* Flexible configuration organisation
* No dependency hell issue
* Precise modeling, data is object, object is the data
* Design of composition, separate func type, data and implementation
* Use inteface(call func) for abstraction of intention, data input and implementation
* Many builtin dry run, assert, debugging features for the insights, developer friendly
* ... many more for you to discover, check out the docs
It is a build tool like Ansible, Make, Rake, Ant, Gradle, Puppet, Taskfile etc, but it is a little smarter to try to make things a easier
The goal of UP is to provide a quick (I'd say the quickest) solution to enable continuously integration and continuously deployment (CI/CD). It is simple to use and yet powerful to achieve many common challenges nowadays devops face in the Cloud environment
It is designed with mindful consideration of collaboration with automation in Kubernetes, helm charts, api call
It is also put best practice of integration with common CI/CD tools, such as GOCD, Jenkins, Drone, Gitlab CI and so on and be a good company of all different types of CLI tools
It is bringing a fun DSL programming, a way of modeling and engineering into CLI and enable OO design and fast test driven development and delivery cycle
check it out here: https://github.com/upcmd/up,
the docs: https://upcmd.netlify.app/
it’s free and full open source
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