We believe open source enables anyone to create technologies for a better tomorrow. Our engineers have been continuously contributing to various cloud native projects and leveraging for our client’s unique needs.
Fission is a serverless platform for Kubernetes – and enables an AWS lambda-like easy experience for anyone new to the Kubernetes platform.
Contribution Details : InfraCloud has built many new areas of Fission such:
The BotKube Slack/MS Teams/Mattermost app helps you monitor your Kubernetes cluster, debug deployments and run specific checks on resources in the cluster.
Tinkerbell is a project for bare metal provisioning and running workflows around provisioning. InfraCloud team has been instrumental in designing and open sourcing this project from early stage with Equinix Metal (Earlier Packet Inc).
Contribution Details : InfraCloud’s experience with open source, go language and architecture was crucial in open sourcing and building a community around the project.
Crossplane is an open-source Kubernetes add-on that supercharges your Kubernetes clusters, enabling you to provision and manage infrastructure, services, and applications from kubectl.
Contribution Details : Support for Crossplane to be installed as a managed app along with the changes needed for autodevops to consume a Postgres instance provisioned by Crossplane were added by InfraCloud.
Kanister is an extensible open-source framework for application-level data management on Kubernetes.
Contribution Details - InfraCloud has had several contributions to the Kanister project from adding support for Kanister in several other toolings and developing the Kanister operator for Kubernetes.
Jaeger helps monitor and troubleshoot transactions in complex distributed systems.
Contribution Details - Jaeger open tracing’s python client had some missing features needed by a customer. We developed those features and got them merged into the jaeger python client.
YugabyteDB is a distributed SQL database. Rook is a CNCF sandboxed project which provides control plane orchestration for storage providers.
Contribution Details : Yugabyte is the Leading High-Performance Distributed SQL Database. InfraCloud team has helped design and develop deployments of YugaByte for various platforms, specifically:
InfraCloud has also helped write the first version of YugaByte Operator for Kubernetes, which is still under active development and maturing.
ElectricFlow is a product that enables large organizations to do release management & DevOps better.
Contribution Details - InfraCloud team worked on plugins for Docker, Kubernetes, Mesosphere, OpenShift. We also added support for the provisioning cluster in GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine), AKS (Azure Container Service). Currently, only Docker plugin is open source, and the rest of the plugins are available for commercial buyers of the platform.
The Calico Kubernetes controllers are deployed in a Kubernetes cluster. The different controllers monitor the Kubernetes API and perform actions based on cluster state.
Contribution Details - The Kubernetes controllers for project calico were re-written from Python to Go for solving some issues with the existing design. InfraCloud engineers worked on the early stage of the project and built up the first version.
This project is OpenStorage’s implementation for clustered environments, enabling CSI (Common Storage Interface) in Kubernetes.
Contribution Details - As part of a software-defined storage company’s commercial product work, a lot of contribution was made to upstream LibOpenStorage project
Omni project provides Openstack API for multiple clouds so you can manage instances from multiple clouds.
Contribution Details - This project was initiated by Platform9 Inc. and is part of OpenStack now. Two of InfraCloud engineers are the top 2 contributors to the project. The project now lives at https://opendev.org/x/omni.
ephemeral.run is an open-source project created to provide development teams with full application environments for every PR – before merging!
Contribution Details - InfraCloud worked with OpenGov to develop a developer workflow solution for Kubernetes. The framework and solution were open-sourced by OpenGov and presented at the CNCF Webinar. A patent also has been filed for innovation.