DevOps Notebooks Built with Markdown • RUNME

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Getting Started

Get Runme setup for VS Code, CLI, Web, Docker or with your CDE.

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Usage

How to use all the available features and integrations for crafting reliable Notebooks.

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Configuration

An overview of the available config for Notebooks and cells, including identity, auto-save and shebang.

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brew install runme && runme open

Open source, open standards, Apache License Version 2.0 and compatible with your existing toolchain.

Make Markdowns Interactive

Guides

Explore step-by-step examples with all the tools in your DevOps stack.

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Bash Scripts

Run bash scripts directly within your Markdown files as a Runme Notebook.

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Devcontainers

Connect your Runme Notebook to a Devcontainer.

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Test in CI

Run your Notebooks as tests in your CI/CD pipelines to keep them from bitrot.

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Docker

Runme Notebooks for Docker workflows.

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Python .venv

Create and use a virtual environment for running Python commands.

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Terraform

Runme Notebooks for Terraform workflows.

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Dagger

Easily write, develop, and run Dagger modules and pipelines within a notebook environment

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K8s with Helm

Runme Notebooks for k8s/Helm workflows.

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K8s with Argo CD

Setup and interact with Argo using Runme Notebooks.

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AWS

Manage AWS resources and perform operations from your Markdown environment.

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BigQuery

Interact with BigQuery in GCloud and render sortable tables.

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Cloud Run

Manage Google Cloud Run resources and perform operations from your Markdown environment.

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GCP

Manage Google Cloud resources and perform operations from your Markdown environment.

Loved by Engineers

Solomon Hykes

Runme now natively supports Dagger Shell! You can now create runnable notebooks for any devops workflow, using an awesome web UI and the full power of Dagger. Highly recommended!

Patrick Debois

I'm a big fan of executable documentation: looks like Runme.dev is aiming for exactly that: apply the concepts of Jupyter notebooks for your DevOps tooling.

Jeremy Lewi

Runme has quickly become an indispensable tool in our tech stack. The ability to seamlessly pair natural language explanations with commands and rich output creates the ideal user experience for integrating AI into our DevOps workflow. It's revolutionized how we document and execute our processes, making everything more efficient and accessible.

Dmitry Radkovskiy

Runme organized our docs and technical processes. This is a fantastic tool for both solo development and team work. And the best part is it's all markdown, with 100% compatibility with other tools. Runme is already irreplaceable in my workflow.

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