Agnost

Open-source Application Development Environment running in a Kubernetes Clusters. Efficiently build robust Node.js Express applications.

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You connect your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repo and Agnost takes care of building the image and deploying your apps to your cluster whenever you push new code to your repo.

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Agnost v1.0.0 is available 🎊
Agnost is an open-source self-hosted @Railway @render @vercel @Netlify etc. alternative running on Kubernetes clusters.
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Installation is easy. You just need to apply Agnost's Helm chart on your Kubernetes cluster.
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Struggling with inconsistent development environments?

The IDE from Agnost makes deployment simple by guaranteeing consistency across all of your development environments.

No more 'Works on my machine' syndrome!

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Accelerate your go-to-market strategy with our rapid deployment capabilities.

Achieve greater agility and responsiveness in your application delivery.

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Myth: You’re stuck with your cloud provider forever.

Reality: Agnost frees you from vendor lock-in, letting you switch clouds as easily as your playlist! 🎶

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Discover comprehensive strategies to improve performance, security, and monitoring in your deployments. #Kubernetes #DevOps

Read now 👇🏻
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When upgrading applications with Helm, plan your strategy carefully.

Use '--atomic' for automatic rollback on failure,
and '--dry-run' to preview changes without applying them.

Preparation is key.

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Security shouldn't be an afterthought. With Agnost, it isn't.

Our platform offers robust, out-of-the-box security features to keep your app safe from the start.

Experience security that's seamless and reliable.

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Plus, you can enable or disable TCP proxying anytime through Agnost Studio.

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🎉 Big update alert! 🎉

Agnost just rolled out TCP Proxy.

This new feature enables developers to expose cluster resources such as databases, Redis, and RabbitMQ through an external port.

Now, building and connecting to your local development environments is easier than ever!

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Introducing our latest feature: Log Filtering 🚀

Now, easily filter endpoint logs by status (success/error), HTTP methods (POST/GET/DELETE/PUT), endpoint paths/names, and response time with options like greater, equals, and less.

Enhance your debugging experience with Agnost!

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🚀 Thrilled to announce the latest enhancement in Agnost! Now, users can effortlessly filter data within their chosen database.

Improve query precision with filters such as 'contains', 'start with', 'ends with', and more.

Simplify data exploration!

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🚀 Exciting new feature alert on Agnost!

The ᴘᴜꜱʜ ᴠᴇʀꜱɪᴏɴ capability lets you work on different version copies and seamlessly push them to any created version.

Perfect for managing multiple development stages and ensuring smooth transitions.

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🔄 Introducing Resource Restarts on Agnost!

Instantly refresh your backend resources with virtually zero downtime.

Multi-replica environments experience seamless continuity, while single instances recover swiftly—ensuring top performance and availability for enterprises.

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Agnost lets you rapidly prototype and deploy applications, giving your business the agility to adapt in a fast-evolving market.

From application servers to real-time data handling—everything you need in one platform.

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Scale effortlessly with Agnost

Built on Kubernetes, it's designed to handle your growing app demands seamlessly.

Focus on building features, not infrastructure.
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Understanding and managing storage correctly ensures your Kubernetes deployments run smoothly without persistent data issues.

What are your challenges with Kubernetes storage?

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Did you know? The most common mistake in Kubernetes deployments is mishandling storage.

Here’s how to avoid it ↓

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Lastly, regularly monitor and manage your storage with Kubernetes commands like;

> kubectl get pv

and

> kubectl get pvc

to ensure everything is aligned and functioning.