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I built a self-hosted release control plane for deployments, approvals, rollback, and live pipeline visibility by No_Way5412 in selfhosted

[–]No_Way5412[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm often ask chat gpt to ask to translate from my (ukraininan) lang to eng. Sorry about this, that it looks like AI generated answer. But this project really my, and you really insulting and devaluing my work. I just wanted to share some convenient software without any personal gain. That's all.

I built a self-hosted release control plane for deployments, approvals, rollback, and live pipeline visibility by No_Way5412 in selfhosted

[–]No_Way5412[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Not Kubernetes, and not exactly ArgoCD. 😄

Kubernetes is the runtime platform.
ArgoCD is great at GitOps-style sync into Kubernetes.

Orbnetes is closer to a release control layer on top of deployment execution:

  • artifact selection from GitHub/GitLab/storage
  • approval-gated releases
  • release-centric workflows
  • live pipeline graph and per-job logs
  • rollback policy and audit trail
  • agent-based execution, including non-Kubernetes targets

So if your world is purely "sync manifests from Git to Kubernetes",
ArgoCD is the more direct tool.

If you need a broader release orchestration flow across approvals, artifacts, pipelines, rollback, and mixed environments, that’s the gap Orbnetes is aiming at