Infrawrench

- Memcached - MS Azure - MongoDB - MySQL - Neon - Netlify - OpenSearch - OVH - PlanetScale - Postgres - Redis - Scaleway - MS SQL Server - SSH (standalone) - Turso - Vercel

Infrawrench Desktop v0.5.0 has support for all providers turned on. We now officially support (along with deep database/SSH/SFTP/k8s integrations): - AWS - Clickhouse - Cloudflare - Cloudinary - Databricks - DigitalOcean - Docker - Flyio - GCP - Hetzner - Kafka - Kubernetes

Infrawrench Desktop v0.4.0 is out with most of the @Cloudflare support and a new mechanism called Infrawrench Workflows, allowing for all providers to expose their functionality they have baked in in a programatic way that can be ran manually, on a cron, or in the future via Git

Infrawrench Desktop v0.3.0 implements all @digitalocean resources as well as Kafka and Opensearch Reminder Infrawrench is looking for funding!

youtube.com/watch?v=MmPtfy… POV you're on the AWS dashboard

Infrawrench Desktop v0.2.0 now lets you to SSH auth/forward through a 1Password SSH agent!

Excited to announce the first alpha of @Infrawrench desktop! Right now, many providers/resources are off and the cloud is off pending IRS things (turns out the wheels of bureaucracy are slower than my ability to ship code, however since auto-update works this will be pushed in time along with other changes), but the following providers are supported: - Neon - AWS (partially, everything is there in the source tree, but requires extensive testing, starting with DynamoDB/S3/EC2/EKS) - GCP (fully, the majority of things are supported with deep integrations, only bit I need to add is an enable all for API’s) More will be turned on over time, the plugin list and therefore test surface is huge (going as fast as possible for one person doing literally everything!): github.com/Infrawrench/In… Along with providers, the following services are turned on right now in this build: - Clickhouse - Docker - Kubernetes - Memcached - MongoDB - MySQL - Postgres - Redis - SQL Server - SSH Where possible, these are integrated as peers to resources. All desktop features including but not limited to metrics, SSH proxying, SSH agent forwarding (lets you git push from a remote server without copying your key!), full clients for protocols including SSH/SFTP/SQL, and consuming resources with others (consume Neon with GKE to get the connection string for example) are supported! This is still a work in progress, but this is a big step!