Why use Epinio?
Developer Happiness
Reduce the stress and focus on your application logic instead of Container or Kubernetes details.
Fast & Lightweight
Epinio runs well on any Kubernetes Cluster including your local development machine with Rancher Desktop
Flexible with Sane Defaults
Epinio uses Kubernetes generics and open-source components to give a fantastic developer experience without locking you into our idea of what an application looks like.
Install Epinio in under 5 minutes
Install the cli with brew (or download the latest cli client into your PATH)
brew install epinio
Install cert-manager if not already present
kubectl apply -f https://github.com/cert-manager/cert-manager/releases/download/v1.7.1/cert-manager.yaml
Add the repo to helm
helm repo add epinio https://epinio.github.io/helm-charts
Install the platform using helm
helm upgrade --install epinio epinio/epinio -n epinio --create-namespace --set global.domain=<INGRESS_IP>.sslip.io
Pull settings from the cluster
epinio settings update
Learn more in the installation instructions.
Push from Source
Push your code directly to the platform without needing to build complicated CD pipelines or writing any yaml.
Debugging tools
Dig into what your application is doing with your favorite debugger or IDE.
How it Works
The Epinio API server uses build packs to create container images from source code.
A single `epinio push` builds an image and deploys the application. Once Epinio has been installed no further Kubernetes knowledge is needed to develop and deploy applications.
How To Get Involved
Epinio is an open source project hosted on GitHub. Bugs and features are tracked through issues and new code is reviewed through pull requests.
Issues Pull RequestsHow To Get Support
Found an issue or have a problem? Community support happens in the #epinio channel in Slack and in the issue queus, where you can search and file new issues.
Rancher Users Slack Issues