developers should
spend their time
developing
spend their time
developing
Use Garden to abstract away the tedious parts of cloud native
development. Accelerate your testing and delivery with
production-like environments and powerful workflows.
development. Accelerate your testing and delivery with
production-like environments and powerful workflows.
Production-like
environments on
demand, whenever
you need one
environments on
demand, whenever
you need one
Cloud native developers need on-demand access to production-like environments. But
provisioning these environments is a manual, time-consuming task for DevOps teams.
With Garden, developers can spin up namespaced, ephemeral environments for
development, testing, and troubleshooting–no help from DevOps required.
provisioning these environments is a manual, time-consuming task for DevOps teams.
With Garden, developers can spin up namespaced, ephemeral environments for
development, testing, and troubleshooting–no help from DevOps required.
Fast integration testing
for feedback when it’s
actually helpful
for feedback when it’s
actually helpful
Integration testing for microservices is notoriously hard,
and developers might spend hours (or even days)
waiting for feedback from slow testing pipelines.
With Garden, developers can easily run integration
tests from their namespaced environment with a single
command. And Garden’s stack-aware integration
testing means tests run up to 80% faster.
and developers might spend hours (or even days)
waiting for feedback from slow testing pipelines.
With Garden, developers can easily run integration
tests from their namespaced environment with a single
command. And Garden’s stack-aware integration
testing means tests run up to 80% faster.
Remote development
No more local Docker
and Kubernetes.
No more local Docker
and Kubernetes.
Devs are often expected to run large, complex,
distributed applications on laptops. In the best case, it’s
annoying. In the worst case, it’s not even technically
possible.
Remote, in-cluster development powered by Garden
means devs will never again have to deploy a
distributed application (or run Docker and Kubernetes)
on their local machine. And Kubernetes hot reload gives
devs fast feedback loops, with fewer interruptions.
distributed applications on laptops. In the best case, it’s
annoying. In the worst case, it’s not even technically
possible.
Remote, in-cluster development powered by Garden
means devs will never again have to deploy a
distributed application (or run Docker and Kubernetes)
on their local machine. And Kubernetes hot reload gives
devs fast feedback loops, with fewer interruptions.
One configuration
for development
and CI. And no
more hacky
scripts.
for development
and CI. And no
more hacky
scripts.
CI and development are usually treated as separate
worlds, leaving developers to patch together clumsy
secondary development setups with Docker Compose
or custom scripts.
With Garden, developers use the exact same workflows
and configuration for CI and development. CI failing?
Just run the exact same workflow from your
development environment instead of sitting around
and waiting.
worlds, leaving developers to patch together clumsy
secondary development setups with Docker Compose
or custom scripts.
With Garden, developers use the exact same workflows
and configuration for CI and development. CI failing?
Just run the exact same workflow from your
development environment instead of sitting around
and waiting.
Powerful templating
for governance at scale
for governance at scale
Developers hate dealing with ops-heavy configuration
details, and larger teams need an easy way to manage
governance across complex projects. Garden’s powerful
templating framework takes care of both.
With Garden, operators can define custom abstractions,
template them, and roll them out to dev teams.
Developers stick to the specifics of their
applications—e.g. ports, hostnames, how to route to a
service—while the boilerplate is abstracted away.
details, and larger teams need an easy way to manage
governance across complex projects. Garden’s powerful
templating framework takes care of both.
With Garden, operators can define custom abstractions,
template them, and roll them out to dev teams.
Developers stick to the specifics of their
applications—e.g. ports, hostnames, how to route to a
service—while the boilerplate is abstracted away.
Configuration testing
for systems that are more
than just their services
for systems that are more
than just their services
In the age of Infrastructure-as-Code, configuration
testing—testing your infrastructure and software in
conjunction—is essential.
Garden’s production-like environments enable proper
configuration testing, making it easy to spin up your
complete stack in a remote cluster. Apply org-wide
policies for applications and infrastructure, validate
Helm charts, and more.
testing—testing your infrastructure and software in
conjunction—is essential.
Garden’s production-like environments enable proper
configuration testing, making it easy to spin up your
complete stack in a remote cluster. Apply org-wide
policies for applications and infrastructure, validate
Helm charts, and more.
Garden powers the full development environment at Luminovo - from building the containers, to deploying the configuration (and at the same time validating Helm charts), to running tests.
Tomas Ostasevicius
Software Engineer, Luminovo.ai
Software Engineer, Luminovo.ai
garden cloud
Garden Cloud is built around the open source Garden Core, with hands-on support
from the Garden team—from onboarding to production.
Easily manage access and keys with built-in RBAC and secrets management.
Save operational costs and automatically clean up unused environments.
We also offer Garden Enterprise, a self-hosted distribution of Garden Cloud.
Learn more.
from the Garden team—from onboarding to production.
Easily manage access and keys with built-in RBAC and secrets management.
Save operational costs and automatically clean up unused environments.
We also offer Garden Enterprise, a self-hosted distribution of Garden Cloud.
Learn more.
Streamlined environment
management
management
See all of your environments in one place,
navigate between them, and dive into logs.
Easily identify unused environments so you can
spin them down and save on resource costs.
navigate between them, and dive into logs.
Easily identify unused environments so you can
spin them down and save on resource costs.
Out-of-the-box
governance and security
governance and security
Integrate with your existing single sign-on (SSO)
and control access to environments. Store all of
your secrets in one place and scope them to
users and environments.
and control access to environments. Store all of
your secrets in one place and scope them to
users and environments.
Hands-on support
from start to finish
from start to finish
We provide onboarding and support with SLAs,
and technical consulting is available if you need it.
We're here to make sure that you and your team
are successful with Garden from start to finish.
and technical consulting is available if you need it.
We're here to make sure that you and your team
are successful with Garden from start to finish.
Turn your jungle of bash scripts
into a neatly kept garden.
into a neatly kept garden.
get started
Get production-like environments for development, testing, and CI with our open source tool Garden Core.
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Get everything you need to manage your environments securely and efficiently with Garden Cloud.
garden
core
core
Everything developers and SREs need to move fast when building and testing Kubernetes applications, in a powerful open source CLI tool and framework.
Support for containers, K8s and Helm charts
Production-like environments, on demand
Integration and E2E testing
CI integration
Terraform integration
In-cluster building
Shared build and test caches
Centralized environment management
Secrets management
User management (SSO / RBAC)
Direct integration with GitHub / Gitlab
Support with SLAs
Training, onboarding, and consulting
Automated environment cleanup
garden
cloud
cloud
A managed service built around Garden Core with everything organizations need to roll out and manage Garden for development teams.