OPSd documentation
Start with OPSd, then deploy your environment
Install OPSd, render and review an infrastructure project, then follow the deployment walkthrough for your cloud provider. These guides describe the path supported today.
Your first deployment
The Quickstart validates and renders files; it does not create cloud resources. Continue with the provider-specific walkthrough to review and apply the infrastructure and complete the first platform setup.
01
Introduction
What OPSd is, who it is for, and why the output ownership model matters.
02
Installation
Install OPSd from the release bundle or the standalone asdf plugin.
03
Quickstart
Move from install to the first validated render with the supported CLI flow.
04
Kubernetes Deployment Walkthrough
Create a DigitalOcean Kubernetes environment, connect your Git repository, and deploy a first application with OPSd.
Platform and operations
DigitalOcean Kubernetes foundation
A provider-specific Kubernetes foundation for workloads and GitOps services. Review its resources and available variants.
FAQ
Short answers to the most common setup and first-use questions.
Exit Pack
Create a portable handoff of a rendered OPSd environment.
Create a DigitalOcean API token
Create and supply the DigitalOcean credential used by generated OpenTofu projects.
CLI reference
Contribute and release
Development Setup
Set up a local checkout for contributing to OPSd CLI.
Release Packaging
Build and install release bundles for OPSd CLI.
Release Process
Release flow, validation, and publication details for OPSd CLI.
Component Release Contract
Release and compatibility expectations across OPSd components.