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Latest DevSpace Gives Developers Quicker, Easier, Automated Route to Cloud Native Apps

Latest DevSpace Gives Developers Quicker, Easier, Automated Route to Cloud Native Apps
Lightweight, client-only command line tool does not require installation and versatile to work with every Kubernetes cluster.

Loft Labs, provider of developer tooling and multi-tenancy solutions for Kubernetes, announced DevSpace version 6, open-source software for Kubernetes that enables users to develop, troubleshoot and deploy cloud-native software faster.

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DevSpace is a lightweight, easy-to-use client-only command-line interface (CLI) tool that employs users’ current kube-context, like kubectl or Helm. It does not require installing anything inside a cluster and is versatile with the ability to work with every Kubernetes cluster without modification.

“While there are similar solutions, none provide the full-featured developer experience for cloud native developers in the market,” said Lukas Gentele, co-founder and CEO of Loft Labs. “And DevSpace works right out of the box with no installation needed.”

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DevSpace 6 introduces:

  • Automation pipelines – which are similar to GitHub actions to build images, deploy, as well as start and stop development as part of software development workflows;
  • Improved remote testing via a SSH (Secure Socket Shell) connection from the local host to the container;
  • Reusability with imports so a central repository of functions is able to be accessed and shared via Git, local paths, or URLs.

Loft Labs builds its enterprise-grade Kubernetes platform Loft on top of the open source vcluster project. Loft is used by large organizations to create a self-service platform for their engineering teams. When an enterprise runs Loft, their engineers can provision virtual clusters on-demand whenever they need them, either using the Loft UI (user interface), the Loft CLI (command-line interface) or even using the Kubernetes command-line tool kubectl via the custom resources provided as part of Loft.

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