Lithastra

infrastructure · iac · kubernetes · observability

Making infrastructure visible.
From foundations to the stars.

Lithastra builds open-source tools that map the hidden structure of your platforms — the dependencies, the audit trails, the blast radius — so you can see what your dashboards can't.

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Open-source projects

Two tools. One idea: see the whole system.

Every outage and every audit finding has the same root cause — somebody couldn't see a connection that was there all along. These tools draw the map. More projects and services are on the way.

Go · TypeScriptApache-2.0v1.4.0

KubeAtlas

Kubernetes resource dependency graph tool. Sees what kubectl can't.

KubeAtlas builds a directed dependency graph of every resource in your cluster — Deployments, ConfigMaps, Services, Ingresses, RBAC, CRDs — and lets you query it:

  • "If I delete this Secret, what breaks?" — blast-radius analysis
  • Admission-policy visibility — Gatekeeper & Kyverno rules as graph edges with live violation status
  • Offline diagnostic report (HTML or JSON) for air-gapped audits and CI
  • Multi-cluster federation, time-axis diffs, and a cartography-style web UI
  • Plugins for kubectl, Headlamp, and Backstage, plus a GitHub Action
  • No surprise phone-home — anonymous telemetry is opt-in and off by default
kubernetes dependency-graph blast-radius admission-policy kubectl-plugin
GitHub repo Documentation
Python · ReactApache-2.0v1.2

AtlasLens

One pane of glass for Atlassian Cloud audit & activity data.

AtlasLens is a self-hosted, admin-only dashboard that continuously pulls audit and activity data from Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and JSM into one store:

  • Cross-product user timelines for forensic investigation
  • Productivity trends, contributor rankings, and work-item views
  • CSV/PDF compliance exports with SHA-256 integrity stamps
  • Field-level encryption, 1-year retention, fully self-hosted
atlassian audit-log compliance self-hosted
GitHub repo Documentation

Guides & articles

Practical answers to real operational questions

How-to guides written from the problems that motivated these tools in the first place.

About

Why "Lithastra"?

Lith — from lithos, stone: the bedrock infrastructure everything stands on. Astra — stars: the ambition to make the whole system navigable, like a sky chart. Lithastra maintains and optimizes open-source tooling for Infrastructure-as-Code, Kubernetes, and platform observability — with more services, websites, and projects to come. Everything ships under Apache 2.0 and runs on your own infrastructure.

Built and maintained in the open

If KubeAtlas or AtlasLens is useful to you or your team, sponsorship directly funds development time on the next milestone.

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