Agola is a self-hosted, open-source CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) platform. It helps developers automate the software development lifecycle, from building and testing code to deploying it to production.

Key features:

• Easy to install and manage: Agola is designed to be simple to set up and maintain, even for those without extensive experience with CI/CD tools.

• Scalable and highly available: Agola can be scaled to meet the needs of your team, from a single instance to a distributed deployment.

• Deploy anywhere: You can deploy Agola on Kubernetes, IaaS, bare metal, and execute tasks anywhere using container executors like Docker or orchestrators like Kubernetes.

• Integrates with multiple Git providers: Agola can connect to various Git providers like GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and more, allowing you to manage repositories from different sources in one place.

• Manages the full development lifecycle: Agola handles everything from building your code to deploying it to production.

• Tasks and Workflows: Agola uses tasks and workflows (called Runs) to define your CI/CD pipeline. These can be combined to create complex workflows with features like fan-in, fan-out, and matrices.

• Containerized for reproducibility: Agola tasks are containerized, ensuring consistent and reproducible builds across different environments.

• Git-based workflows: Workflow definitions are committed to your Git repository, making them version controlled and trackable.

• Triggered by Git actions: Runs are automatically started by Git events like pushes or pull requests.