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what an impressive story, please accept my praise!

The demo is great, would give a try asap.

Since you mentioned visualize k8s object model as a graph, I guess you might be interested in: https://karpor-demo.kusionstack.io/, hope this can bring some new possibility to you.

Disclaimer: I am the creator of Karpor.

For SQL based query, you could take a look at Karpor(https://github.com/KusionStack/karpor), which provides powerful, flexible queries across multi clusters, also in the next release we will support Cyphernetes as other query method.

What has changed?

storage backend enhancement, include supporting path-style endpoint for AWS S3, new kusion release unlock command for better Release management.

optimize the display of the sensitive information to reduce risk of sensitive information leakage

support import existing cloud resources and skip their deletion during kusion destory.

workspace contenxt support decalre the Kubernetes cluster configs and Terraform Provider credentials.

support using the Spec file as the input for the kusion preview and kusion apply command

Also more info can be found in our medium blog.

Please checkout the new release at: https://github.com/KusionStack/kusion/releases/tag/v0.12.1

Your feedback and suggestions are welcome!

This workshop serves as an in-depth exploration of KusionStack and how it can be leveraged to deploy an LLM Agent application to the cloud. The demo consists of several stages that progressively carry out a story to deploy and manage an LLM Agent, each slightly more complex than the last.

This session is designed to provide a practical understanding of managing complex applications in modern cloud-native environments. Through real-world examples, we'll demonstrate KusionStack’s pivotal role in enabling the realization from intents to actual deliveries, providing actionable insights for leveraging KusionStack in a similar environment.

Prerequisite: - A Kubernetes cluster. Minikube or Kind is fine too - AWS Account with AccessKey and SecretKey ready (Optional, for provisioning cloud resources) - An OpenAI key (Optional, for testing the Agent Application)

Website: https://www.kusionstack.io/docs/ GitHub: https://github.com/KusionStack

KusionStack has recently been included in the Platform Tooling Landscape Platform Orchestrator category. It is also the first-ever open-source project which included in both the CNCF Landscape and the Platform Tooling Landscape that focuses on the field of Platform Engineering.

We are happy to announce that the Kusion v0.11.0 Release has been published! We have summed up over 60 new features, 19 bug fixes, and 14 documentation updates with a total of 20 contributors!

Sure, we do have a live demo: https://karbour-demo.kusionstack.io/, please give a try, any suggestions or feedback is welcome :)

Kindly reminder: this live demo is read only.

We have been working on an alternative project for several months, and will open its source on April 22nd. I truly believe this project will keep open source forever, it will be a project backed by CNCF Foundation, hope you can give a try after we open its source.

We have been working on an alternative project for several months, and will open its source on April 22nd. I truly believe this project will keep open source forever, it will be a project backed by CNCF Foundation, hope you can give a try after we open its source.

We have been working on an alternative project for several months, and will open its source on April 22nd. I truly believe this project will keep open source forever, it will be a project backed by CNCF Foundation, hope you can give a try after we open its source.

Hi folks, we’ve started this series of blogs as a scratchpad to keep track of our journey on how to incorporate AI into Platform Engineering. Would love to hear your thoughts!

To be honest, we have no dedicated people to do operations, we are all focusd on development, still we all need to do some operation work. Its not a good situation but real

In the heart of software world, finding the right set of tools is essential like a cup of coffee on a Monday morning. As participants of the open source community, we too are on a constant journey to look for some of the best and brightest tools, ensuring our project rolls forward while remain transparent, organized, and well-communicated.

We are a small team with 7 people running the open source project KusionStack, but we try to juggle with an arsenal of community tools to help make it possible. They range from Git, which keeps our code as organized as a cat herder’s dream, to Slack and WeChat, the digital equivalent of a water cooler for real-time banter and brainstorming. Let’s take a tour!

I have to say the title is interesting, anyway will check-out lately.

It looks really interesting~

is it production ready or have you ever used inside your company?