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With #werf v2.39.0, you can use any configuration files (including #Helm charts) from #Git repositories in a centralized manner. This is a game-changer if you have many similar apps and want to reuse common templates while keeping them in a separate repo. github.com/werf/werf/disc…

Following the recent news, let's spread the word about #werf as a #Kaniko alternative for container image building (and much more) in #Kubernetes for your CI! 🙌 dev.to/evgeniy_frolov…

🚨 We’re thrilled to announce the general availability of Nelm! Our #Helm 3 fork made a long way in being used inside #werf for years, and now it’s ready to be used as a standalone CLI to deploy your Helm charts in #Kubernetes. blog.werf.io/nelm-cli-helm-…

🎉 Celebrating 9 years of #werf by reflecting on a summary of what last year brought to the project and some of our plans! Join us by reading this blog and sharing it with a wider #Kubernetes community: blog.werf.io/werf-cncf-proj…

📣 #werf v2.14.0 was released! It brings initial support for build-time secrets when Dockerfiles are used with #Docker and #Buildah. Find more details, including configuration examples for secrets, on GitHub: github.com/werf/werf/disc…

What do blue-green deployments and traffic lights have in common? They both help you avoid accidents! Learn how you can implement blue-green deployments for your applications in #Kubernetes using #GitLab and #werf from the latest article in our blog: blog.werf.io/blue-green-dep…

We're pleased to see and happy to share this article about #werf by Ivan Beauté from @BlackSwiftFR! It calls our tool "Chewbacca of your Kubernetes deployments," which definitely made the day! 😂👏 @ivan_75772/werf-deploy-or-not-deploy-there-is-no-try-part-1-6f5480190c27" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@ivan_75772/we…

Nelm is meant to be a direct Helm 3 replacement, providing first-class Helm-chart support, yet improving on what Helm 3 offers. github.com/werf/nelm

It's gratifying to see the first 200 GitHub stars for #Nelm! It's our replacement for #Helm 3 improving and extending its features, which is also used as a #Kubernetes deployment engine in #werf. Thank you for your support! ❤️ More updates will follow soon github.com/werf/nelm

Delighted to start a series of articles dedicated to essential #Nelm features! The first one explains why Server-Side Apply in #Kubernetes matters and how it is better than 3-Way Merge in #Helm. blog.werf.io/ssa-vs-3wm-in-…

According to the latest #CNCF #OpenSource projects’ velocity chart, #werf keeps its strong position in the middle. It had 1567 commits, 1241 PRs + issues, and 29 contributors during the last year. Find more details in this blog post by Chris Aniszczyk: cncf.io/blog/2024/07/1…

💥 4,000 GitHub stars for werf We're thrilled to announce that werf has just hit an incredible milestone of 4,000 GitHub stars! It took us almost seven years to reach it.

🔥 A good read on the history of #werf, specifically the role #Helm played in it, and the reasoning for the emergence of #Nelm: cncf.io/blog/2024/06/0… — enjoy reading and share with others!

Deckhouse Kubernetes Platform v1.60 stable is out! Support for Debian 9 has been discontinued. The method of calculating routes on nodes has been updated for the OpenStack provider. And more t.me/deckhouse/1275

Just a reminder: our latest webinar for CNCF has been posted already. Join us - it's gonna be fun! youtube.com/watch?v=-ny_SX…

In the #CNCF webinar "From improving #Helm to developing Nelm — the evolution of deployments in werf" Ilya Lesikov, the maintainer of werf, will share why the werf team abandoned Helm and instead focused on developing a new deployment engine called Nelm community.cncf.io/events/details…

werf v2.0 is released! What changed in our CI/CD tool for Kubernetes? Why did Nelm replace Helm? Read our blog announcement & share it with your DevOps friends: blog.werf.io/werf-2-nelm-re…

📢 werf v2.0 is released! The new deployment engine Nelm is the default and the only deployment engine in werf now. Find more details regarding #Nelm and what it brings, as well as information on how to switch to #werf v2.0, in this announcement: github.com/werf/werf/disc…

In #werf 1.2, the new deployment engine (#Nelm) will not be enabled by default. We rolled back its activation in alpha/beta/ea channels as well. You can turn it back on using `export WERF_NELM=1`. The new engine will be enabled by default in werf 2.0.

⭐️⭐️⭐️ Yay! Deckhouse hits 1,000 stars on GitHub! Kudos to those who have participated in our chat room, tried Deckhouse, and used it over all these years. You are the ones who made it all possible! - GitHub github.com/deckhouse/deck… - English-language chat t.me/deckhouse