March Newsletter

Bring Your Helm Chart - Launch your BYOC app

Connect your chart using Bring Your Helm and give your customers a full BYOC experience. Continuously deliver updates to your app, add policies, support customer infrastructure and more.

Now you can go from your Helm Chart to creating an app in Nuon in moments. Skip learning Nuon config file structure, and get to the the important part of customizing your app.

Check out bringyourhelm.com

CLI Extensions - Templating common Nuon tasks

We’ve added CLI Extensions to the Nuon CLI! Extension system lets you add custom capabilities on top of the base CLI. We modeled ours after GitHub CLI Extensions , another great CLI extension framework.

You can browse our published extensions using:

nuon ext browse

There you can see our published extensions, then check out the actions you can take in the CLI with the API extension:

nuon ext install api

nuon api help

CLI Extensions Docs

Operation Roles - Standardize common scenarios

You know the maintenance and upgrade requirements of your app. Operation Roles allow you to practice the Principle of Least Privilege (PLoP) .

Compliance-minded customers demand this so that the vendor’s blast radius of any action is only what is absolutely necessary.

Operation Roles Docs

Fresh Off the Press

• The The Hard Parts of BYOC
• We Need a Safer Way to Run Software in Customer Environments
• API Testing With Uber’s fxtest Package
• Announcing Policies

BYOC in the Community

• You can now self-host Cursor
• Red Panda BYOVPC General Availability
• Zilliz announces BYOK (Bring Your Own Key)
• Synopsys Electronic Digital Twin is offered BYOC