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PaaS for Kubernetes

Effortlessly Deploy 12-Factor Apps on Kubernetes
Simple, Scalable, Cloud-Native.

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Open-Source

All components are open-source and self-hosted. No hidden services or paid extra content to unlock

Buildpacks

A wide range of languages and frameworks are supported (PHP, Ruby, Golang, Rust, Nodejs, Deno)

Pull request Apps

Deploy an app instance automaticly when a pull request is opened. Or deploy your app with a push to the Master

Addons

Simple installation for addons like MySQL, Redis-Cluster, PostgreSQL, Kafka, CouchDB, Elasticsearch, MongoDB and more

Cronjobs

Schedule periodically running jobs to run at fixed times, dates, or intervals

Autoscale

Scale horizontally and vertically to fit the size your application really needs

CLI

Use the CLI to create a Kubernetes cluster, to install Kubero and manage your applications

GitOps

Connect your Pipeline with one of the many supported Git repositories (Github, Bitbucket, Gitea, Gitlab, Gogs ... )

Vulnerability scans

Run scans with trivy to detect Vulnerabilities in your images and repositories

80+ Templates

Use templates to quickly spin up well known tools like Wordpress or Kuma.

Authentication

Choose from built-in, github or Oauth2 authentication method.

CI/CD

Use the built-in CI/CD pipeline and registry to build your image from a Dockerfile or by Nixpacks.

Sleeping container

Pods are turned off when not in use to save resources. When they are needed again, they can be started within milliseconds

Webconsole

A console that can be used via the browser to maintain and debug the applications.

Notifications

Customizable notification of incidents on the installed apps.

Metrics and Monitoring

Predefined metrics and monitoring at a glance for the developer.

About Kubero

Kubero turns your Kubernetes infrastructure into a PaaS (Platform as a Service)

Kubero allows you to deploy your application in a Kubernetes cluster without the need for writing Kubernetes manifests or Dockerfiles. It is designed to simplify the deployment process for developers, so they can focus on building their applications, without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.

In essence, Kubero is a Kubernetes Operator with a user-friendly UI. It has a very small footprint and is easy to install.

Member of:
CNCF Landscape

  • 100% free and open-source (FOSS)
  • 100% self-hosted (Multi Cluster)
  • No hidden fees or premium features
Python supported
PHP supported
NodeJS supported
Ruby supported
Rust supported
Golang supported

Community

Got a quiestion, need help or want to contribute? Join the Kubero community.

GitHub

Reddit

Discord

Screenshots

Some screenshots of the current application

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  • Frontend
  • CLI
Kubero Pipelines

Home

Frontend

Kubero Pipeline details

Pipeline

Frontend

Kubero App details

App

Frontend

Kubero Pipelines

Home

Frontend

Kubero Vulnerabilities details

Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities details

Show the Kubero Container Logs

Logs

Frontend

Login with other SAML Logins

Authentication

Frontend

A general overview of apps running in Kubero

Policies

Frontend

Kubero CLI Example

Feeds

CLI

Frequently Asked Questions

If your question is not answered here, feel free to open a issue on Github