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How Kodmos works

Everything you need to plan releases and deploy them across your organization’s repositories.

Your first release, in four steps

Getting started
  1. 01

    Sign in with GitHub

    Anyone with a GitHub account can.

  2. 02

    Connect your organization

    Install the GitHub App and pick the repositories it may see.

  3. 03

    Draw a flow

    Chain the GitHub Actions workflows that deploy your release.

  4. 04

    Plan a release day

    Teams add their branches; at the deadline the list locks, and DevOps deploys it.

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Getting started

Sign in with GitHub, connect your organization, and invite the people who deploy.

Roles and teams

Who can do what, and how teams decide who is asked for which branch.

Plans and billing

What counts as a repository, how the trial and paying work, and what happens over a plan’s limit.

Releasing

Deployment events

A release day: everyone adds the branch that is ready, the list locks, and DevOps deploys it in order.

Email, Slack and your inbox

Who hears about what, where: by email, in Slack, and on the Needs you page.

Flows

GitHub Actions deployments chained across repositories: when one finishes, the next starts.

Release tags and auto-start

Deploy exactly the commit an event locked, and continue a chain when GitHub starts its first workflow.

Reference

History and audit log

Which commit went where and when, and who did what.

API

The REST API the app itself uses, and API tokens for CI and scripts.

Troubleshooting

What the messages you may meet on release day mean, and what to do about each.

What’s new · Rollbacks, approvals and why it failedUse casesReal release setups, step by step