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Zarf - DevSecOps for Air Gap

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Zarf eliminates the complexity of air gap software delivery for Kubernetes clusters and cloud-native workloads using a declarative packaging strategy to support DevSecOps in offline and semi-connected environments.

Why Use Zarf

  • 💸 Free and Open-Source. Zarf will always be free to use and maintained by the open-source community.
  • ⭐️ Zero Dependencies. As a statically compiled binary, the Zarf CLI has zero dependencies to run on any machine.
  • 🔓 No Vendor Lock. There is no proprietary software that locks you into using Zarf. If you want to remove it, you can still use your Helm charts to deploy your software manually.
  • 💻 OS Agnostic. Zarf supports numerous operating systems. A full matrix of supported OSes, architectures, and feature sets is coming soon.
  • 📦 Highly Distributable. Integrate and deploy software from multiple secure development environments, including edge, embedded systems, secure cloud, data centers, and even local environments.
  • 🚀 Develop Connected, Deploy Disconnected. Teams can build and configure individual applications or entire DevSecOps environments while connected to the internet. Once created, they can be packaged and shipped to a disconnected environment to be deployed.
  • 💿 Single File Deployments. Zarf allows you to package the parts of the internet your app needs into a single compressed file to be installed without connectivity.
  • ♻️ Declarative Deployments. Zarf packages define the precise state for your application, enabling it to be deployed the same way every time.
  • 🦖 Inherit Legacy Code. Zarf packages can wrap legacy code and projects - allowing them to be deployed to modern DevSecOps environments.

📦 Out of the Box Features

🛠️ Configurable Features

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnOYlFVVKDE

✅ Getting Started

To try Zarf out for yourself, visit the "Try It Now" section on our website.

To learn more about Zarf and its use cases, visit docs.zarf.dev. From the docs, you can learn more about:

Using Zarf in GitHub workflows? Check out the setup-zarf action. Install any version of Zarf and its init package with zero added dependencies.

🫶 Our Community

Join our community and developers on the #Zarf slack hosted on K8s slack. Our active community of developers, users, and contributors are available to answer questions, share examples, and find new ways use Zarf together!

We are so grateful to our Zarf community for contributing bug fixes and collaborating on new features:

Made with contrib.rocks.

💻 Contributing

Want to contribute to Zarf? Check out our Contributor Guide to learn more about how to set up your development environment and begin contributing. We also recommend checking out our architectural diagram.

To dive deeper into the tech, you can read the Nerd Notes in our Docs.

Architecture Diagram

Source DrawIO

⭐️ Special Thanks

Early Zarf research and prototypes were developed jointly with United States Naval Postgraduate School research you can read here.

We would also like to thank the following awesome libraries and projects without which Zarf would not be possible!

pterm/pterm mholt/archiver spf13/cobra go-git/go-git sigstore/cosign helm.sh/helm kubernetes

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