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Adds OpsCanopy, a set of 29 browser-based DevOps utilities.
Relevant to this section: GitHub Actions workflow validator, GitHub Actions
expression and trigger tester, GitLab CI validator, and a Docker run to Compose
converter. Others cover observability (PromQL, LogQL, Alertmanager routing,
Prometheus relabeling), networking (subnet, CIDR, PTR) and encoding.
Everything runs client-side with no signup and no upload — the site's CSP sets
connect-src 'self', so pasted configs cannot leave the browser. That is themain reason it exists: the equivalent hosted validators all POST your CI config
to a server, which is awkward when it contains internal hostnames and secret
names.
Disclosure: I built this.