DevOps Notebooks for Teams
Transform your internal engineering docs (Markdowns) into interactive Notebooks with Runme (runme.dev). Store your Notebook sessions, outputs and metadata in Stateful (stateful.com), share on Slack, and build a searchable DevOps knowledge base for your team.
Excited for engineers to be able to explore the power of DevOps Notebooks through Runme and Stateful, it's time for some real innovation around engineering documentation. 🚀🎉
Hey @adamchristian "Stateful" sounds a bit technical, but it basically stores your internal documents and code snippets. The product description explains how it works with "Runme" to make your engineering documents interactive and sharable. Imagine turning your notes into mini-programs your team can use and learn from - a searchable knowledge base for your DevOps crew!
useful! handed over to my dev team! congrats!
Congratulations on the launch of Stateful @adamchristian. Sometimes it is difficult to understand the devops workflows in an absence of our devops engineer. So Stateful would be a real help there. I would definitely recommend this to my team. We use Github actions for running our workflows. Can we integrate Stateful with Github actions to run our workflows?
Absolutely amazing! The app operates flawlessly with no lag or glitches. The design and color palette are modern and fresh, which makes it a joy to use every time, @adamchristian !
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