algo-cs161

Coursera's algorithm specialization (aka Stanford CS161).

api

Canonical location of the OpenShift API definition.

apimachinery

apiserver-network-proxy

aro-rp

Azure Red Hat OpenShift RP

assisted-service

auto-hive-img-build

Automatically and periodically check if the latest master commit is updated in the Hive repo. If yes, build a new Hive image and push it to Quay.io.

aws-account-operator

Operator to manage pool of AWS accounts for Hive

aws-pod-identity-webhook

Amazon EKS Pod Identity Webhook

azure-kubernetes-kms

🔐 Azure Key Vault KMS plugin for Kubernetes

bash-utils

Common bash utilities for productivity.

boilerplate

Standardize conventions used for development and tooling across repositories

boskos

Boskos is a resource management service that provides reservation and lifecycle management of a variety of different kinds of resources.

browser

Package browser provides helpers to open files, readers, and urls in a browser window.

build-hive-img-arm-mac

Build hive images on an ARM-based Mac.

build-machinery-go

Shared location for Makefiles, helper scripts, and other common build machinery

certman-operator

Operator to Manage Let's Encrypt certificates for OpenShift Clusters

ci-chat-bot

ci-tools

DPTP Tooling

cli-runtime

Set of helpers for creating kubectl commands and plugins.

client-go

Go client for Kubernetes.

client-go-examples

Collection of mini-programs demonstrating Kubernetes client-go usage.

cloud-credential-operator

Manage cloud provider credentials as Kubernetes CRDs

cluster-bootstrap

Cluster control plane bootstrapping logic for OpenShift

cluster-config-operator

The canonical location for OpenShift cluster configuration

cluster-version-operator

code-generator

Generators for kube-like API types

community

Kubernetes community content

community-operators-prod

community-operators metadata backing OpenShift OperatorHub

computer-architecture-nand2tetris

Solutions to the book "The Elements of Computing Systems" and the two-part course "From NAND to Tetris: Building a Modern Computer From First Principles" on Coursera.