03For developers and teams
Bridge Kubernetes Engineering
From your own GitHub code to running services.
BKE, Bridge Kubernetes Engineering, is developer infrastructure that takes code you own on GitHub and turns it into running services, with less operational work in between.
Deploying and running software should not need a platform team. BKE grew out of the founder’s own need for hosting that is manageable and keeps costs down.
It aims to make deployment and day-to-day operations simpler for developers and small teams.
Merge a small change and follow it from GitHub to a running app.
A sample repository and a simulated pipeline, running only in your browser. Nothing is merged, built or deployed, and the app shown is a sample.
Sample repository harbor-team/harbor-web
export const release = { version: '1.3.0', version: '1.4.0', headline: 'Welcome to Harbor', headline: 'Harbor, refreshed', accent: 'slate', accent: 'gold',};Ready to merge
Harbor
Welcome to Harbor
The community site of a fictional token project.
Version 1.3.0
Your code, on GitHub, owned by you.
The code is built and packaged into a container.
The container is scheduled onto a Kubernetes cluster.
Your service is up, with operations kept simple.
3 of 3 ready
The service sends traffic only to pods that are ready, so the old version keeps serving until the new one can take over.
The merge on GitHub starts the build. BKE builds and tests the code and packages it as a container image. Kubernetes then runs that image, and replaces old pods only once new ones are ready.