A free open source tool that enables continuous software delivery on systems that are disconnected from the internet.
Provides the ability to package a chunk of the internet and securely deliver all of the files and dependencies needed to run an application in a disconnected environment.
Provides the ability to deploy apps declaratively and without internet connectivity. This opens the door for modern cloud capabilities to be deployed in disconnected environments.
Zarf reduces the skills and resources needed to manage and update applications in disconnected environments, ensuring no downtime or data loss when updating software.
Modern software assumes your systems have access to the internet. This may work for 99% of the world, but certain SECURE systems need to maintain capabilities while being disconnected or intermittently disconnected from the internet. Zarf keeps your software running, no matter your connection status.
Source code is open and viewable to the public which increases security through transparency. Zarf is also a free tool and available for public use.
Currently offers fully automated support for K3s, K3d, and Kind. Is also compatible with EKS, AKS, GKE, RKE2 and many others distro services.
Ensures that applications are deployed the same way each time, whether deployed to a different cluster, machine or environment.
Reduces the risk of installation error and complexity of installation procedures by simplifying the installation of packages to just two steps.
Automatically generates an SBOM from the images listed within a package, in compliance with federal mandate. Includes a UI for SBOM viewing.
Zarf spins up K8 clusters, docker registries and git servers offline to allow for disconnected use. For connected users this provides a fail over solution.
Zarf makes modern software capabilities a reality in disconnected environments. We aim to deliver secure software to the worlds most important environments.
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