Tekton Pipelines
tekton.devCompose Kubernetes-native tasks into build, test, and deployment pipelines.
Compose Kubernetes-native tasks into build, test, and deployment pipelines.
Composes Python components into retrieval, search, and agent pipelines for AI applications.
Editable Salesforce views with filters, grouping and missing-field highlights
Model continuous-delivery pipelines and trace changes from source to deployment.
Build container images, run tests, and publish artifacts through reusable Codefresh CI pipelines.
Prioritize personal tasks and shared projects with a pipeline that shows who is doing what next.
Custom sales stages, weighted forecasting, and connected email
Group mobile app crashes, non-fatal errors, and Android ANRs into issues that teams can prioritize by user impact.
Deploy Dockerized web applications and managed databases with Aptible handling container releases and the underlying application infrastructure.
Capture and group application errors, then use stack traces and release context to investigate the failures reaching users.
Organize agile backlogs, sprints, releases, and project-wide planning on linked boards.
Promote releases through environments and coordinate deployments beyond the build stage.
Organize test cases, plans, and execution results so a team can track quality across releases.
Govern DITA content, approvals, and releases for regulated documentation teams.
Coordinate agile backlogs, releases, capacity, and portfolio plans at multiple time scales.
Manage backlogs, releases, Scrum sprints, Kanban flows, and team time logs.
Crypto market tables, funding rounds and token-release calendars
A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base for structured personal notes.
Manage test cases, suites and releases with AI-assisted authoring and CI integrations.
Build, test, publish, and deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes.
Automate remote execution, configuration management, and infrastructure orchestration.
Crawling, monitoring and release checks for website optimization teams.
Self-managed static analysis that reports code quality and security issues in the CI workflow.
Run saved Postman collection tests from a terminal or CI pipeline, and lint API specifications.