lakeFS is an open source tool that transforms your object storage into a Git-like repository. It enables you to manage your data lake the way you manage your code.

With lakeFS you can build repeatable, atomic and versioned data lake operations - from complex ETL jobs to data science and analytics.

Driftctl is a tool that helps detect infrastructure drift by comparing Terraform state with live resources. It returns a list of resources not covered by infrastructure as code (IaC) codebase.

Slashbase is an open-source collaborative IDE for your databases in your browser. Connect to your database, browse data, run a bunch of SQL commands or share SQL queries with your team, right from your browser!

Bring your favorite shell wherever you go through the ssh.

Automatically removes Cloud managed services and Kubernetes resources based on tags with TTL

Going to production on Azure is only one `git push` away

Helps refactoring terraform code by offering an interactive prompt for the terraform state mv command.

Low code project to build admin panels, internal tools, and dashboards. Connect to 15+ database integrations.

A couple of people have asked me to share how I structure my OOPS write-ups. Here’s what they look like when I write them. This structure in this post is based on the OOPS template that has evolved over time inside of Netflix, with contributions from current and former members of the CORE team.

Podtato-head is a prototypical cloud-native application built to colorfully demonstrate delivery scenarios using many different tools and services. It is intended to help application delivery support teams test and decide which of these to use.

Squzy - is a high-performance open-source monitoring and alerting system written in Golang with Bazel and love.