Welcome to Open Source documentation for T-Mobile DevEdge. This document describes who can contribute to T-Mobile Open Source projects, what is expected, where one can find our Open Source documentation, when you can contribute, and why T-Mobile Open Source exists.
Open source refers to open-source software (OSS) and the practice of coding software to make it publicly available, modifiable by anyone, collaborative, and distributable by anyone.
Open Source exists to foster collaboration in a safe and welcoming environment. T-Mobile believes in transparency and that together we can help solve many of the world’s problems through the three C’s:
Working collectively we can change the world!
You can contribute at any time. If you already have a GitHub account, navigate to https://github.com/tmobile/ to browse open source projects. From there you can clone a repository, make your changes, and contribute.
Please see the Code of Conduct document to learn more.
We use the MIT or Apache 2.0 licenses.
Please read the Contributing document to learn more.
Anyone can contribute to T-Mobile Open Source projects. You just need a GitHub account.
Documentation for Open Source can be found in the various repositories on GitHub. Please find a list below.
| Name | Description | Where to Find Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| PacBot | Short for “Policy as Code Bot”, PacBot is a platform for continuous compliance monitoring, reporting and security automation for the cloud. | PacBot Documentation |
| T-Vault | T-Vault simplifies the process of secrets management by providing application developers an intuitive web UI. | T-Vault Documentation |
| Jazz | Jazz, a platform for building serverless applications, accelerates adoption of serverless technology within your enterprise. Jazz comes with a beautiful UI that lets developers quickly create serverless applications with a click of a button. Its modular design makes it easy to add new integrations that your enterprise needs. | Jazz Documentation |
| r-tensorflow-api | r-tensorflow-api creates a production-ready docker image that uses R and the keras and plumber R packages to create a neural network powered REST API. The package keras provides the ability to create neural networks, while plumber allows it to run R as a web service. | r-tensorflow-api Documentation |
| Sawtooth NEXT Identity | Sawtooth NEXT Identity is an open-source Identity and Access Management Platform for enterprise. NEXT is built by leveraging the Sawtooth blockchain to not only improve the status-quo of identity governance and auditing, but also replaces trust with cryptographic proof. Originally envisioned and designed by T-Mobile, NEXT is an enterprise-grade blockchain application, built to integrate with a wide-ranging number of indentity consuming and identity-providing applications. | Sawtooth NEXT Identity Documentation |
| loadtest | loadtest makes load testing of APIs, such as those created with the R package plumber, easy. It uses Apache JMeter on the backend--a modern platform for load testing. The loadtest package is open source and maintained by the AI @ T-Mobile team. Results are summarized in a dashboard with visualizations. | loadtest Documentation |
| kardio | Kardio is a simple tool that can be configured to perform health checks on any endpoint. Kardio has a rich UI showing status and availability based on responses from REST endpoints, TCP ports, etc. It is also integrated with Slack and email for alerting. | kardio Documentation |
| Monarch | Monarch is a plugin for Chaos Toolkit which can block access to Cloud Foundry apps and app’s bound services automatically. | Monarch Documentation |
| casquatch | casquatch is designed to provide a Java abstraction layer for the Cassandra database such that the developers will interact with generated POJOs through simple get, save, delete, procedures without writing a single line of CQL or importing any Datastax packages. | Casquatch Documentation |
| keybiner | keybinder is a library for encoding authorized business functions in an ID token. Clients / services can also leverage the keybiner library for authorization information compression, decompression and authorization check. | keybiner Documentation |
| chaostoolkit-turbulence driver | chaostoolkit-turbulence driver is a plugin for Chaos Toolkit for performing Cloud Foundry platform level attacks. | chaostoolkit-turbulence driver Documentation |
| POET Pipeline | POET Pipeline is a plugin that brings modern, container based CI/CD to Jenkins. | POET Pipeline Documentation |
| passport-tmobileid | passport-tmobileid is a module that lets you authenticate using T-Mobile ID in your Node.js applications. By plugging into Passport, T-Mobile ID authentication can be easily and unobtrusively integrated into any application or framework that supports Connect-style middleware, like Express. | passport-tmobileid Documentation |
| percy-cake | percy-cake is a configuration as code editor that facilitates the editing of config files in de-hydrated manner (terse, i.e. offline) and is intended to simplify config file maintenance across deployed environments. | percy-cake Documentation |
| codeless | codeless is T-Mobile’s take on test automation frameworks and allows you to quickly write tests using basic yaml and spreadsheet files without having to have in-depth understanding of writing Java automation tests. | codeless Documentation |
| pi-alarm | pi-alarm allows you to control an alarm with a Raspberry Pi over the internet. | pi-alarm Documentation |
| orchestration-desk | orchestration-desk provides a single module to connect to orchestration services like Marathon and Kubernetes etc to get details about applications, containers and more. | orchestration-desk Documentation |
| turbulencepp | turbulenceapp is used for injecting failure scenarios into any BOSH deployment. | turbulenceapp Documentation |
| qapi | qapi translates database queries into API calls. | qapi Documentation |
| MagTape | MagTape is a Policy-as-Code tool for Kubernetes that allows for evaluating Kubernetes resources against a set of defined policies to inform and enforce best practice configurations. | MagTape Documentation |