Launched April 2, 2024
Gimlet

Gimlet

The Flux-based Developer Platform

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Gimlet was an archived web UI for deploying applications on Flux-CD, similar to k9s or ArgoCD UI.

for
Developers using FluxCD/Kubernetes who need a browser-based deployment view.
works withFluxCD

Key features

4 features of Gimlet
  • Flux UI in browser — Provides a web interface to view and manage Flux-CD resources, similar to k9s.
  • ArgoCD-style UI for Flux — Offers an ArgoCD-like experience tailored to Flux deployments.
  • OneChart model — Included a deployment model called OneChart for defining applications.
  • AI-generated YAML — Mentions using AI to generate Kubernetes YAML manifests.

Use cases

  • Inspect and troubleshoot Flux-CD resources from any browser
  • Generate Kubernetes manifests with AI assistance
  • Fork and extend the OneChart deployment model for custom apps

Gimlet vs alternatives

GimletRenderRailwayVercelKubernetes
Best forBrowser UI for Flux deployments (archived)Full-stack app hostingOne-click app deploymentStatic and Jamstack sitesKubernetes orchestration
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Gimlet FAQ

Is Gimlet still actively maintained?+

No, the Gimlet application deployment platform has been archived and is no longer maintained.

Can I still use Gimlet today?+

The archived code may be run privately, but there is no hosted service or official support.

Where can I find the source code?+

The source and documentation are available in the archived repository linked from the Gimlet website.

What should I use instead of Gimlet?+

Consider other Flux-CD UI tools or general Kubernetes platforms such as Render, Railway, Vercel, or Kubernetes itself.

Summarized by DevHunt from gimlet.io · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.