Official Releases for Different Platforms dtm-darwin-arm64 dtm-darwin-amd64 dtm-linux-amd64 Major Changes since Last Release This version focuses on two things: refactoring making the Jenkins/GitLab/Harbor/Java combination prod-ready Here we highlighted a few changes in this release: Core helm-type plugins now support local charts there is a new “force” flag to dtm destroy command, thanks to @csonezp

Hello, and welcome to another DevStream blog post! In today’s post, DevStream is happy to announce the new certification program for our contributors! 0 Background For veteran contributors dating back to the beginning of this year, I’m sure you still remember our original certification, which is a well-designed digital image that certifies…

On Jun 14, 2022, in the CNCF TOC Meeting, DevStream passed the technical oversight committee’s review, and joined CNCF sandbox! Background DevStream dated back in Oct 2021 and released the first minor version v0.1.0 in Feb 2022. Now, DevStream is a big family with 26 contributors and hundreds of users in…

In our latest release v0.6.0, using AWS S3 to store DevStream state is supported. In this blog, we are going to demonstrate the usage of AWS S3 to store DevStream’s state files. Terminology State: if you don’t already know about DevStream state, please read this doc and this blog helps, too. …

Demo Talk is cheap. Show me the demo: Official Releases for Different Platforms dtm-darwin-arm64 dtm-darwin-amd64 dtm-linux-amd64 Major Changes Plugins now are released to an AWS S3 bucket. dtm init also downloads plugins from S3. AWS S3 can be used to store DevStream state. New Contributors @aeinrw made their first contribution in https://github.com/devstream-io/devstream/pull/456 @lyleshaw made their first contribution in https://github.com/devstream-io/devstream/pull/463

What’s up guys, this is Daniel! Yeah, this English blog is WRITTEN by me, not TRANSLATED by me! It’s my first English blog in my whole life. If you are a Chinese reader, maybe you’ve ever seen my Chinese blogs before. Right, I wrote a lot of blogs, but only…

From the ground up? Yep, from the ground up! Overview Creating a Kubernetes cluster can be tricky. There are multiple tools designed just for that job. There are even companies that provide “installing K8s” as a service. …

1 What is Dagger? TL;DR: Dagger runs your CI/CD pipelines locally in a Docker container, and can run the container in any CI environment (as long as that CI can run a container, of course.) Do you want the long answer to this million-dollar question? It’s hard to answer, honestly. News is calling it…

Yes, the title of this post isn’t bluffing: you can actually create a plugin for just about anything that takes your fancy. In my previous article, I walked you guys through DevStream’s codebase. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s a quick link for you: [https://blog.dtm.dev/post/2022-03/01-hello-world/](https://blog.dtm.dev/post/2022-03/01-hello-world/). In this blog, we…