Vespene is a reimagined build system and automation console, focused on ease of use and advanced capabilities.
Vespene was designed with extremely large micro-service deployments in mind, but it equally usable for all kinds of IT environments.
While new, Vespene is growing quickly. All ideas for improvement are fair game!
- A horizontally-scalable architecture built on Python, Django, and PostgreSQL
- A well-organized, straight-forward user interface
- Distributed workers
- Built-in graphically-configured CI/CD pipelines - no DSLs to learn
- SSH-agent integration lending script access to encrypted SSH keys
- A flexible variable system with Jinja2 templating and integration with any tool that can consume YAML/JSON
- Webhooks and scheduled builds
- Easy-to-configure access controls
- Self-service automation panels for all types of users
- Docker or sudo-based build isolation for security
- Triggers to publish builds, run checks, or send messages to Slack
- A plugin system where nearly everything is extensible - 8 types of plugins to date!
- Easy administration, deployment, and upgrades
Currently Vespene is in "beta" status.
You should feel comfortable running off the master branch today, and reliable database migrations are in place to enable easy upgrades.
Our first release branch release will be in January of 2019, with new releases following approximately every 3 months.
For more on usage, capabilities, and setup, see docs.vespene.io.
If you have an idea or question, we'd encourage you to join the forum at talk.vespene.io. This is the best place to ask all questions about the project.
To keep things organized, the issue tracker is just for bug tickets and pull requests.
The purpose of the Vespene community is come together to produce great software we can all use and share. Michael DeHaan LLC (project leadership) does not produce commercial software around Vespene, paid plugins, or offer consulting, support, or hosting services around Vespene of any kind. There are no customer-only enterprise branches; everything is public and open for everyone.
Accordingly, Vespene is licensed with the Apache 2.0 license with the Commons Clause restriction, which means that you cannot charge for the software in any way without approval from Michael DeHaan LLC, and this includes paid consulting, support, or hosting services. To do these things, you can join the Vespene Partner Program - for small organizations, membership is completely free once approved. You can read more at docs.vespene.io/partnership.html.
Vespene is created and managed by Michael DeHaan michael@michaeldehaan.net.