Add OpsCanopy to Productivity Tools - #501
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…cted as bad fits Opened wmariuss/awesome-devops#501 (+1 line, mergeable, Productivity Tools). Inspecting each candidate against the API rather than trusting my earlier shortlist changed the plan. What matters is whether a list is still maintained AND whether it has precedent for a hosted web tool — star count alone is actively misleading: wmariuss/awesome-devops 4.3k stars, pushed 3 days ago -> SUBMITTED. The entry directly above mine is YAML Validator (yamlvalidator.dev), an online browser validator. Exact precedent, exact section. Filed under Productivity Tools, not CI/CD — that section lists platforms (Jenkins, Circle CI) and OpsCanopy is not one. sdras/awesome-actions 28k stars, but last push Sep 2024 -> SKIPPED. Dormant ~23 months. And the list is "awesome ACTIONS": every Utility entry is a github.com repo; all 18 non-GitHub links in the file are tutorials or videos. No precedent for a hosted tool. My earlier recommendation to target this list was wrong and would have been closed as off-scope. brandonhimpfen/awesome-github-actions 6 stars -> SKIPPED, negligible. dastergon/awesome-sre 13.4k stars -> SKIPPED. Articles and books; its "SRE Tools" section is three links to other curated lists. So the honest outcome is one good PR, not the two I promised. Token handling: a short-lived classic PAT scoped to public_repo only was used via a file outside the repo, never echoed, and deleted immediately after — along with the script that read it.
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Adds OpsCanopy, a set of 29 browser-based DevOps utilities.
Placed in Productivity Tools rather than Continuous Integration & Delivery: that
section lists CI/CD platforms (Jenkins, Circle CI, Travis) and OpsCanopy is not
one — it is a set of validators and testers you use alongside them. The closest
existing entry is YAML Validator, directly above.
Relevant tools: GitHub Actions workflow validator, GitHub Actions expression and
trigger tester, GitLab CI validator, Docker run to Compose converter, PromQL and
LogQL explainers, Prometheus relabel and Alertmanager route testers, plus
subnet/CIDR, cron and JWT utilities.
Everything runs client-side — no signup, no upload. The site's CSP sets
connect-src 'self', so a pasted config cannot leave the browser. That is thereason it exists: hosted CI validators generally POST your config to a server,
which is awkward when it contains internal hostnames and secret names.
Disclosure: I built this.