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💻 About the project

Robusta streamlines everything that happens after you deploy your application. It is somewhat like Zapier/IFTTT for DevOps, with an emphasis on prebuilt useful automations and not just "build your own".

🛠️ Use cases

• [X] Kubernetes monitoring - prebuilt Prometheus integration that enriches alerts with extra context and graphs
• [X] Event-triggered automations for Kubernetes (like Argo Events) with an emphasis on simplicity
• [X] Auto-remediations - out of the box fixes for common alerts. Write your own in Python.
• [X] Change tracking - track and audit every change to your Kubernetes cluster

Screenshots and demos »

⚡ Examples

Monitor crashing pods and send their logs to Slack:

triggers:
  - on_prometheus_alert:
      alert_name: KubePodCrashLooping
actions:
  - logs_enricher: {}
sinks:
  - slack

Remediate alerts with the click of a button:

Take manual troubleshooting actions, like attaching a debugger to a python pod:

robusta playbooks trigger python_debugger name=mypod namespace=default

Over 50 built-in automations »

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📒 Installing Robusta

1. Install our python cli:

python3 -m pip install -U robusta-cli --no-cache

2. Generate a values file for Helm:

robusta gen-config

3. Install Robusta with Helm:

helm repo add robusta https://robusta-charts.storage.googleapis.com && helm repo update
helm install robusta robusta/robusta -f ./generated_values.yaml

Detailed instructions »

📝 Documentation

Interested? Learn more about Robusta

• Architecture
• Upgrade and Uninstall
• Configuration Guide
• Triggers

Full documentation »

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✉️ Contact

• Slack - robustacommunity.slack.com
• Twitter - @RobustaDev
• LinkedIn - robusta-dev
• Jobs - [email protected]
• Email Support - [email protected]

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📑 License

Robusta is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for more information.

🕐 Stay up to date

We add new features regularly. Stay up to date by watching us on GitHub.

🙏 Acknowledgments

Thank you to all of our contributors!

An additional thanks to all the open source projects we use. Especially:

1. Hikaru
2. Pydantic
3. Typer
4. Kubernetes Python library
5. CairoSVG
6. ...and all the other libraries we use

Each open source project is used in accordance with the relevant licenses. Details can be found on the website for each project.

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