DevOps Tools

DevOps utilities for Kubernetes, cron, environment files, and version management

Available Tools

Cron Expression Generator

Generate and explain cron expressions with human-readable descriptions

Kubernetes YAML Validator

Validate Kubernetes resource YAML with resource type detection

TOML Validator & Formatter

Validate and format TOML documents with consistent local-only processing

TOML to JSON Converter

Convert TOML and JSON between formats for configuration and automation workflows

Environment File Formatter

Format and validate .env files with syntax highlighting

Env to JSON Converter

Convert .env files to JSON objects for tooling, inspection, and automation

ENV Diff Tool

Compare two .env files and detect missing keys and value differences

Tool Pipeline (3-Step)

Chain up to 3 offline tools in sequence with type-compatibility checks

Semver Comparator

Compare semantic version numbers and validate version ranges

GitHub Actions Inspector

Detect security issues in GitHub Actions workflows: unpinned actions, exposed secrets, and dangerous triggers

Package.json Inspector

Analyze package.json for security issues, permissive version ranges, duplicate dependencies, and dangerous scripts

Composer.json Inspector

Analyze composer.json for permissive version constraints, duplicate dependencies, dangerous scripts, and stability issues

GitLab CI Inspector

Detect security issues in GitLab CI pipelines: exposed secrets, insecure images, dangerous allow_failure, and runner misconfigurations

About DevOps Tools

DevOps workflows require reliable tools for configuration management, scheduling, and version control. Our DevOps tools help you work with Kubernetes manifests, environment files, cron expressions, and semantic versioning.

Whether you are validating Kubernetes YAML before deployment, formatting environment variables, generating cron schedules, or comparing package versions, these tools provide instant validation and formatting with complete privacy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What DevOps tasks can these tools help with?

Kubernetes manifest validation, environment file formatting, cron generation, timezone conversion, and semver comparison for dependency management.

Is it safe to validate production Kubernetes manifests?

Yes. Validation runs in-browser, so manifests and secrets are not uploaded.

What does the Kubernetes validator check?

It verifies YAML syntax, detects resource types, validates apiVersion/kind, and checks required metadata fields.

How does the Cron Expression Generator work?

It provides a visual builder with human-readable schedule explanations and validation to prevent cron syntax mistakes.

Why compare semantic versions?

Version comparison helps enforce dependency policies and compatibility rules in package management and deployment workflows.