The Problem

Most engineers deploy to Kubernetes by clicking buttons in a UI.

That's not DevOps. That's manual labor with extra steps.

I built Archnet — a fully automated Internal Developer Platform

that handles deployments, secrets, observability, and self-healing

with zero human intervention after setup.

What is an Internal Developer Platform?

An IDP is the infrastructure layer that sits between your code

and your cloud. It handles:

How code gets deployed

How secrets are managed

How the system monitors itself

How failures get detected and fixed

Most companies pay Humanitec or Backstage $50k+/month for this.

I built it from scratch.

The Architecture:

Developer pushes code to GitHub

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GitHub Actions builds + scans the image

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Docker image pushed to registry

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ArgoCD detects manifest change in Git

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ArgoCD syncs to k3s Kubernetes cluster

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Prometheus scrapes metrics from all pods

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Grafana visualizes — AlertManager fires on anomalies

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Loki aggregates all logs

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