Show HN: Pippy – Pipelines for GitHub Actions
Pippy enhances GitHub Actions with configurable pipelines, offering features like automatic rollback, monitoring, approvals, and more. Pricing ranges from free to paid plans, including add-ons for enhanced functionality. Users can sign up to optimize workflow control.
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Pippy is a tool that enhances GitHub Actions by allowing users to create configurable pipelines using workflows. These pipelines are sequences of GitHub Actions workflows that are executed in order, with each workflow waiting for successful completion before moving on to the next one. Pippy offers features like automatic rollback, Datadog monitoring, approvals, locks, pause/resume capabilities, automatic triggers, unlimited pipelines with unlimited stages, history of pipeline runs, audits, and more. The pricing for Pippy ranges from a free personal account with limitations to a paid Teams plan for $99/month and an Enterprise plan with custom pricing. Additionally, Pippy provides add-ons like a 100 pipeline runs pack and user-based pricing. Users can sign up for Pippy to supercharge their GitHub Actions and gain better control over their workflow executions.
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9 commentsIsn't that exactly what an action already does? A lot of the features in the boxes below the fold also sound like things you get out of the box on GH. Triggering on push for example, that's probably how at least 90% of GH actions are run. I suggest you emphasize the parts that are actually novel, because the home page doesn't convey it at all.
Also I know it's crazy nitpicky and certainly not unique to pippy.dev but I always want to click on those feature boxes for more info. They just look like interactive things, and it's unsatisfying when they're not.
Here on HN you focus on monitor + rollback after deploy, which is more of a differentiator.
(I didn’t watch the video)
I haven't used Azure pipelines, could you explain for an audience that doesn't have that comparative knowledge?
I know GitHub Actions pretty well but I'm having trouble understanding why I would want this extra layer on top of it.
Btw, is it open-source?
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