driftdetective/ddetective-backend repository overview

⁠Cloudkeel-DD frontend

The web UI of Cloudkeel-DD⁠, self-hosted configuration-drift detection for Terraform and Kubernetes teams.

Install it with the Helm chart, not with docker run. The UI calls the API at same-origin /api, and the app's own middleware proxies that path to the backend Service the chart names in BACKEND_ORIGIN; on its own the image renders a UI that cannot reach anything: driftdetective/d-detective⁠ (version 0.3.7, which deploys this image at 0.3.7).

helm show chart oci://registry-1.docker.io/driftdetective/d-detective --version 0.3.7

Quickstart: cloudkeel.io/quickstart⁠ · Docs: cloudkeel.io/docs⁠ · Release notes: github.com/cloudkeel/cloudkeel-dd/releases⁠

⁠Image facts

⁠Tags

• X.Y.Z: immutable. Equals the chart's appVersion; backend and frontend are always published together at the same tag.
• latest: moves to each new app release. Pin a version in production.
• Every published tag is the exact multi-arch manifest that passed CI; images are copied from the build registry, never rebuilt for publishing.
• 0.3.0 was removed after 0.3.1 shipped and will not return. 0.3.3 never existed on this registry. Use 0.3.2 or later.

Verify what you pulled:

docker buildx imagetools inspect driftdetective/ddetective-frontend:0.3.7

Each GitHub release lists the sha256 index digest for its backend and frontend tags.

⁠How it runs

• Self-hosted, in your cluster. The UI makes no calls to any Cloudkeel-DD-operated endpoint: no telemetry, no analytics, no update check. Fonts and assets are served from the image.
• Everything it shows comes from your own backend and database.
• Runs unmetered for 30 days, then converts to the Free tier (1 enabled scope, 3 users, every feature); nothing is deleted. Pricing⁠.

⁠Support and security

Bug reports and questions go to GitHub issues⁠. Security reports go to [email protected]⁠, never to a public issue (policy⁠).

Cloudkeel-DD is commercial, self-hosted software; the application source is not published.