Wetger OS · open source
Your entire Kubernetes infrastructure, one panel.
Clusters, CI/CD, a container registry, domains, deployments and logs, in a single self-hosted application. Built by Wetger to run its own products, published for everyone.
Everything a small team needs to run Kubernetes, without the tool sprawl.
Running a cluster usually means a dashboard here, a CI server there, a registry somewhere else and a DNS console on the side. Each has its own login, its own permissions and its own way of breaking. Wetger OS folds them into one panel with one model of your infrastructure.
Clusters
Register every cluster you run and see them side by side: nodes, namespaces, workloads, resource pressure. Drill from a cluster to a pod without switching tools.
CI/CD pipelines
Connect a repository and Wetger OS builds, tests and rolls out on every push. Pipelines live next to the workloads they deploy, so a failed build and a failed rollout are one story, not two.
Container registry
A registry built into the panel. Images pushed by your pipelines are stored, tagged and pulled by your clusters with no third-party account and no extra credentials to rotate.
Domains and DNS
Point a domain at a service, get a certificate, done. Records and TLS are managed where the services are, so a new environment is a few clicks rather than a ticket.
Deployments
Ship a new version, watch the rollout progress, roll back in one click when it goes wrong. Every deployment is tied to the commit and the image that produced it.
Logs and metrics
Live logs and resource metrics for every service, on the same screen you deploy from. No separate dashboard to keep in sync.
How it works
1
Install on a cluster
Wetger OS runs as a workload on Kubernetes you already have, from a single node to a fleet.
2
Connect your repositories
Point it at the repositories you ship from. Pipelines and the registry come with it.
3
Ship from one place
Deploy, attach a domain, read the logs, roll back. The whole loop stays in one panel.
Questions
- Is Wetger OS free?
- Yes. Wetger OS is open source and self-hosted. You run it on your own cluster and keep your data on your own infrastructure.
- What does it replace?
- The usual stack of a Kubernetes dashboard, a CI server, a container registry, a DNS console and the scripts that glue them together. Wetger OS covers those in a single application.
- Which Kubernetes distributions work?
- Any conformant Kubernetes. We run it on k3s ourselves and it is the platform every Wetger product ships on.
- Can I contribute?
- The code is public on GitHub. Issues and pull requests are welcome, and the roadmap is discussed in the open.