emmanuelCarre/tanka

Flexible, reusable and concise configuration for Kubernetes

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Grafana Tanka

The clean, concise and super flexible alternative to YAML for your Kubernetes cluster

• 💥 Clean: The Jsonnet language expresses your apps more obviously than YAML ever did
• 📚 Reusable: Build libraries, import them anytime and even share them on GitHub!
• 📌 Concise: Using the Kubernetes library and abstraction, you will never see boilerplate again!
• 🎯 Confidence: Stop guessing and use tk diff to see what exactly will happen
• 🚀 Production ready: Tanka deploys Grafana Cloud and many more production setups

Let's kill some YAML together  ▶

🚀 Getting started

To get started, install Tanka first, and then follow the tutorial. This should get you on track quickly.

👥 Community

There are several places to connect with the Tanka community:

• #tanka on Grafana Slack
• Mailing lists
  • tanka-announce: Low frequency list with announcements, releases, etc
  • tanka-users: General purpose group for discussions, community support and more

Please don't ask individual project members or open GitHub issues for support requests. Use one of the above channels so everyone in the community can participate.

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Grafana Labs hosts a monthly community call for the Tanka project. Notes and the meeting URL can be found in a Google Doc.
Join us to share why you love Tanka, why you have a hard time, tell us what you would like to see improved and hear about latest news!

Furthermore, see LICENSE and GOVERNANCE.

📖 Additional resources

• https://jsonnet.org/, the official Jsonnet documentation provides lots of examples on how to use the language.
• https://github.com/grafana/jsonnet-libs: Grafana Labs' Jsonnet libraries are a rich set of configuration examples compatible with Tanka.

📝 License

Tanka is an open-source project ❤️. It is free as in beer and as in speech and this will never change.

Licensed under Apache 2.0, see LICENSE.