Momentum
Propel your GitOps workflow

Momentum is a next-generation GitOps as a Service platform, designed to simplify, accelerate, and automate your software delivery process. By embracing the power of GitOps, Momentum provides transparent, auditable, and easy-to-manage continuous deployment solutions.

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Key Features

• Flexible Deployments: Manage deployments effortlessly across various stages in your pipeline.
• Custom Stage Design: Tailor your stage structure to align with your unique development and deployment procedures.
• Application Catalogue Control: Easily manage your application catalogue.
• Personalized Helm Chart Integration: Benefit from the flexibility to use your own Helm chart for tailored configurations.
• Enhanced Observability: Enhance your deployment oversight with comprehensive stage value tracking. Clearly visualize where deployment values originate from within various stages, promoting improved understanding and control.
• GitOps Repository Integration: Seamlessly integrate with your existing GitOps repositories for a smooth transition.
• Efficient Rollouts with FluxCD: Utilize FluxCD to enable efficient and reliable application rollouts.
• Multi Cloud Compatibility: Deploy applications across a variety of cloud providers or on-premise environments.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Kubernetes cluster (v1.23+)
• Helm (v3.0+)
• FluxCD (v2.0.0)

Installation

Helm

tbd

Docker Compose

# clone the repo
git clone git@github.com:natrontech/momentum.git
cd momentum

# build the images
docker compose build

# in the docker-compose.yaml is a volume mounted for the backend pb_data
# this is where the database is stored, so you might want to create a directory for it or change the path
mkdir -p ./momentum-backend/pb_data

# start the containers
docker compose up -d

Documentation

tbd

Developing

Dev Prerequisites

• Docker
• Docker Compose
• Node.js (v20+)
• Go (v1.20+)

Setup

Follow these steps CAREFULLY, or else it won't work. Also read the README files referred above before proceeding.

1. If using Docker then copy .env.example to .env and then edit it to match your environment. And then just run docker compose up -d. Without Docker, see below ...
2. Setup the backend in accordance with ./momentum-backend/README.md
3. Setup the frontend in accordance with ./momentum-ui/README.md

After you've done the setup in the above two README files, run the backend and the frontend in dev mode (from momentum-ui directory).

# start the backend
npm run dev:backend
# and then start the frontend ...
npm run dev

Now visit http://localhost:5173 (sk) or http://localhost:8080 (core)

Now making changes in the Svelte code (frontend) or Go code (backend) will show results (almost) immediately.

Building

See the build process details in the README files for backend and frontend.

Contributing

Note: We currently have no contribution guidelines. This will be added in the future.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests.