More Screenshots and a full video on YouTube

1. Create a pipeline with the phases you need (review, test, stage, production)
2. Connect the pipeline to your git repository (Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab, Gitea, Gogs)
3. Configure your apps with cronjobs and addons

Kubero will then start an init container that will clone your repository and another init container to build your app. Kubero is now able to start the container and expose it to the internet. You can now access your app via the configured domain.

• Create a CI pipeline with up to 4 separate staging environments for all your applications
• Build, start and cleanup review-apps after opening/closing a pull request
• Automatic redeployment of the app based on a push to a branch or tag
• Create scheduled tasks as cronjobs
• Deploy well known apps with templates (Wordpress, Grafana, ...)
• Easy deployment of your apps on Kubernetes without helm charts
• Deploy add-ons for your application (PostgreSQL, Redis, and more ...)
• Easy access of application logs in the UI
• Easy and safe restart of the application in the UI
• Periodic vulnerability scans of your running apps

• Manage your Kubernetes cluster
• Give access to your container CLI

• Gitea / Forgejo
• Gogs
• Github
• Gitlab
• Bitbucket
• OneDev (planned)

Basically everything that can be shipped in a single container. Kubero uses official images to build and run the apps. But they can be replaced or extended to fit your needs.

• GoLang (including Hugo, gin-gonic)
• Python (including Flask)
• JavaScript/NodeJS
• PHP (including Laravel)
• Ruby (including Rails)
• Static HTML
• Rust (including Rocket)
• ...

You find the preconfigured buildpacks and examples here: https://github.com/kubero-dev/buildpacks

The Kubero Operator ships with several basic addons that can be used in your apps.

• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• Redis
• MongoDB
• Elasticsearch
• Kafka
• CouchDB
• Haraka Mail Server
• RabbitMQ (WIP)
• CockroachDB (WIP)
• Minio (planned)
• InfluxDB (planned)

• Wordpress
• Grafana
• Kuma
• Trilium Notes
• ...

Check out the full list here or submit your own app! Read here how to do it.

Kubero is Kubernetes native and runs with two containers on any Kubernetes instance.

1. Download and unpack the Kubero CLI

2. Run kubero install to install all components on an new or your existing cluster

You can bring your own cluster or create one with the kubero install on one of the following providers:

• GKE
• Scaleway
• DigitalOcean
• Linode
• Kind (local)

https://docs.kubero.dev/

https://github.com/orgs/kubero-dev/projects/1/views/3

All contributions are welcome!

• Open an issue
• Add a feature or open a feature request
• Discuss ideas in the discussions
• Fix typos
• Contribute code
• Write articles

Starring this project is a huge motivation. ⭐ Thank you!