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97 tools found
Deployment orchestration that picks up where CI stops: promotes releases across environments, multi-tenant, with runbooks.
Community-governed, truly open-source secrets manager — a Linux Foundation fork of Vault, born when Vault went source-available.
Open-source observability platform that unifies traces, metrics and logs in one OpenTelemetry-native tool, self-hosted or cloud.
Serverless, Git-style branchable PostgreSQL platform for Kubernetes and private cloud, built on distributed NVMe storage for instant, full-copy database branches.
Open-source, client-only tool that creates reproducible development environments from a devcontainer.json file, running on Docker, Kubernetes or any cloud VM.
Edge orchestration platform that remotely manages, secures and updates AI inference and applications across thousands of distributed edge devices.
Enterprise cloud built specifically around NVIDIA GPUs, providing large-scale compute for training and running the biggest AI models.
Open-source tool that automatically finds and runs your AI training jobs on whichever cloud or cluster has the cheapest available GPUs.
A control panel for getting AI models and agents from a developer's laptop into real production use — deployment, scaling, and governance — built to run on whichever cloud a company already uses instead of locking them into one.
A free, open-source tool that watches your Kubernetes cluster and tells you what broke and why, without adding any code to your apps.
An AI 'site reliability engineer' for Kubernetes that finds the cause of production incidents on its own and opens a pull request with the fix.
A free, open-source traffic router for Kubernetes that handles web, gRPC, and other traffic types through one simple program, with zero downtime when it updates its rules.
An open-source dashboard that shows a company every AI model and AI agent running inside it, including the unofficial ones nobody signed off on, and flags which of them are a security risk.
A tool that watches your Kubernetes clusters and automatically resizes, reschedules, and cost-optimizes the workloads running on them — including GPU workloads — so an engineer isn't manually guessing the right instance sizes.
A Kubernetes tool that lets developers declare which service needs to talk to which — in plain terms, like "this service needs to read that database" — and generates the actual security policies (network rules, IAM, Kafka ACLs) automatically instead of so
Open-source tooling for creating fully isolated virtual Kubernetes clusters inside a single real cluster — each tenant gets what feels like their own Kubernetes, without the cost and overhead of actually running separate clusters.
One of the most widely used API gateways — the layer that sits in front of a company's APIs to route, secure, rate-limit and monitor traffic — now expanding into managing AI model traffic and token costs the same way.
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