An asynchronous deployment and operations platform with the aim to better enable simplicity, faster time to delivery, and consistency.
This project is maintained by oshied
Directord is a powerful automation platform and protocol built to drive infrastructure and applications across the physical, edge, IoT, and cloud boundaries; efficient, pseudo-real-time, at scale, made simple.
Directord was created to solve several deployment-specific problems unique to large-scale heterogeneous environments; however, this power doesn’t require elaborate operations teams or huge hardware commitments. Directord has been built to be efficient at any scale. The application flexibility created by Directord allows operators to scale as needed using a simple, fast, stable, and unique deployment engine with an easy-to-understand DSL. From one node to thousands, Directord has it covered.
Direct your deployment instead of being driven insane by elements, ingredients, and attestations.
Directord uses well defined interfaces with clear documentation and boundaries.
Directord implements a fingerprinting system which ensures a deployment is predictable, reproducible, and idempotent at any level.
Directord is platform agnostic and depends on well defined libraries which are generally available on most operating systems.
Directord is an easily debuggable framework with coherent logging and the ability to expose exact job definitions, target operations, and runtime statistics.
Directord is stateless and natively runs within a container management ecosystem or within a traditional operating system.
Directord is light, and has been designed to use a few resources as possible, optimizing for consistency, stability, and performance; this means Directord can be co-located within a cluster’s deliverables or external to the environment.
Getting started is simple.
Syntax, components, and developer enablement.
Documentation needed to be successful with Directord.
Comparative Execution Analysis of Different Tools.
Join us on libera.chat at
#directord. The community is just getting started: folks are here to help,
answer questions, and support one another.