A way to spin up ephemeral containers in a running Kubernetes pod that have access to the same process namespace as the running ones. Used to run debugging tools in production.
A bot that creates pull requests for project dependency updates. Supports multiple target languages.
A container system for GNU/Linux applications.
A free-as-in-freedom RHEL derivative similar to what CentOS was before it was converted into the CentOS Stream rolling release distribution, called into life by the original founder of CentOS.
A free-as-in-freedom RHEL derivative similar to what CentOS was before it was converted into the CentOS Stream rolling release distribution, by the people behind the commercial CloudLinux OS.
A collection of notes on application security (mostly web and mobile applications).
Highlight: cheat sheets related to the OWASP Top Ten web application security risks.
A CI-agnostic build and deployment pipeline definition tool. Works locally, too.
A general-purpose build system based on BuildKit.
A flexible build tool for container images. Capable of reproducible (timestamp-less) builds.
A composable container build tool chain.
A low-level build tool for OCI-compliant container images.
A container build tool that runs inside a container, requiring no additional privileges. Suitable for use inside a Kubernetes pod. Supports reproducible (timestamp-less) builds out of the box.
Targeting JDK 19.
Proposed to target JDK 19.
A web application and JMX client that runs in your Kubernetes cluster to pull Java Flight Recorder dumps from pods and store them in a central location for later processing.
While you can always use kubectl exec in conjunction with kubectl cp to pull a dump in a pinch, this sounds nicer.
A JavaScript rich text editor that can only do simple things and enforces a correspondingly simple structure on the document being edited. Takes HTML as input and outputs HTML, but deliberately does not allow direct HTML editing.
A rich-text editor for React with a fairly complex document model.
A JavaScript rich text editor that stores blocks (paragraphs, images, etc.) in a structured way. Each block is an entry in a JSON list. Paragraphs contain HTML inline.It seems a bit strange to me to mix JSON with HTML given that HTML itself is a mark-up language for semi-structured data.
Embedding it in XML as a dialect would have felt more natural to me. Such an arrangement would have been especially useful when the desired output format is not HTML, but, say, TeX or Markdown.
A docker-like command line tool for containerd.
A PC boot loader with support for ZFS boot environments.
One benefit over GRUB is that being Linux-based, it supports all ZFS pool features. (With GRUB you generally have to maintain a separate boot pool with a restricted feature set or else be very careful about which features you enable on your pool.)
A continuous profiler. Run it next to your production servers and visualize the data later.
Benefits:
- small
- easy to install
- easy to cross-compile with