getting started

Zero to CI in one command

Install DevOpsGen, point it at any Go or Node.js project, and get a full Docker + GitHub Actions + Kubernetes baseline in seconds.

Install

go install (go 1.22+)

go install devopsgen.dev/devopsgen@latest

Or grab a prebuilt binary from the project GitHub releases, or build from source:

from source

git clone https://github.com/Bangkahdev/DevOpsGen.git
cd DevOpsGen
make build

Two ways to run it

Interactive: run devopsgen init in a terminal — the wizard detects your stack and interviews you step by step.
Headless: pass every required parameter as flags — the process never waits for stdin, which makes it script- and CI-friendly.

Headless quickstart

inside your project

devopsgen init   --stack go   --ci github-actions   --registry ghcr   --image you/myapp   --port 8080

Terminal capture of devopsgen init completing successfully and reporting five files created — A successful first run — five files created, exit code 0.

Inside a Go project this writes:

what you get

.github/workflows/ci.yml   # tests (when configured), docker build & push
kubernetes/deployment.yaml  # image, port, resources, optional probes
kubernetes/service.yaml     # cluster service for the app
kubernetes/ingress.yaml     # only with --ingress
Dockerfile                  # hardened multi-stage build
.dockerignore               # slim build context, secrets excluded

Second runs are safe: DevOpsGen refuses to overwrite without --force and exits with code 3 — see the init reference.

Next steps

Prefer point-and-press? Tour the interactive wizard.
Every init flag explained: init command.
Building your own CI around it? Read the exit codes.