In many customer projects and internal applications at MaibornWolff, open source software is a natural neighbour of proprietary software.
The difference: Open Source Software thrives on the give and take of the developer community. We are happy to be part of it! Besides many small fixes for problems or bugs, we have made a number of our developments from customer or R&D projects open source.
Below we present a few highlights. More can be found in the GitHub account of MaibornWolff.
CodeCharta makes structures in code visible. IT, business and management benefit from the intuitive presentation in the audit tool.
On the basis of a current customer project we are developing some tools for DC/OS from Mesosphere. Our favorites: dcos-deploy and Airfield.
Deploy, manage and orchestrate services and applications on DC/OS
Airfield is our tool for creating Zeppelin instances.
In scenario-based testing, test experts deliberately view a use case from different angles. This makes test cases versatile and covers a broader spectrum of system behavior. Our test experts structure the procedure with scenario maps. The templates are now available for download at GitHub.
We make connections between microservices and properties of services automated visible.
gomic is a minimalist skeleton for microservices in golang. It supports MongoDB, RabbitMQ, Prometheus, Health Checks and customizable HTTP endpoints. Click here to go to the Repository on Github.
As a relatively young technology, the blockchain world has room for tools that we know from regular development work. Here is a selection.
Frameworks, test environments and all kinds of tools for testing and ensuring quality in the Ethereum project - all in one place.
This is our tool to deploy and use the Ethereum Name Service on a private block chain.
Pay employees in Bitcoin? Works with this web app.
And city again: Testville visualises, analyses and presents test automation and test management data for audits and status meetings.
Incidentally, the similarity to CodeCharta is no coincidence: the two projects are close relatives.
ELCEP stands for "Elastic Log Counter Exporter for Prometheus". And it does just that: A light-weight go service acts as a Prometheus exporter and provides metrics based on query results against an Elasticsearch instance.
This is a selection of our projects. You can see the complete and always up-to-date overview in the MaibornWolff Github account.