Note that this repo is only used for issue tracking across the various services at this time. Releases are not managed here nor are updates regularly made to this repository. Please see the following for more information about spinnaker and it’s state:

• Current available versions

• The spinnaker slack for help and discussions around spinnaker

• Issues page for bug reports, enhancements and similar

• Governance for the project as a whole There is a lot of activity and we’d welcome participation!

Manage your SDLC in Spinnaker using the GUI (graphical user interface), or config-as-code. View, manage, and construct application workflows involving one or all of these resources:

• Virtual machine (VM) deployments to a public cloud provider, "baked" as immutable infrastructure

• Container deployments to a cloud

• Container deployments to Kubernetes

• Load balancers

• Security groups

• Server groups

• Clusters

• Firewalls

• Functions

Facilitate GitOps, and grant developers control of provisioning infrastructure for apps. Use Spinnaker’s Clouddriver to deploy to all of the major public cloud providers and Kubernetes. You may even orchestrate configuration and firmware changes as part of Spinnaker delivery pipelines.

Use Spinnaker to create a “paved road” for application delivery, with guardrails that ensure only valid infrastructure and configuration reach production.

Free development teams from burdensome ops provisioning while automating reinforcement of business and regulatory requirements. Delivery automation strategies such as canary deployments provide the safety necessary to capture value from quick innovation, while protecting against business and end-user impact.

Spinnaker consists of a number of independent microservices, with the Halyard CLI tool or the Kubernetes Operator (Beta) managing the lifecycle of the other services. A variety of SDLC tools integrate with Spinnaker, and its plugin framework makes Spinnaker more easily customizable to your needs. Plugins allow us to add system integrations without updating Spinnaker, broadening its potential to easily leverage the entire software delivery toolchain. With this in place, Spinnaker is evolving towards a smaller threat surface, enabling performance and operational advantages. Meanwhile, managed delivery, a newer Spinnaker featureset, provides declarative definitions of common infrastructure and other requirements; users can declare requirements using those prebuilt definitions and move changes through environments via a visual interface.

This repository centralizes issue tracking across Spinnaker for each microservice. The core code making up Spinnaker’s microservices is found in the other Spinnaker repositories.

Spinnaker users should refer to the main Spinnaker site and Installation guide.

For more information on how Spinnaker is designed, see the Concepts topic in the documentation Overview.

If you’re interested in a detailed walkthrough of the Spinnaker systems, check the Spinnaker How-to guides, videos, and codelabs.