Jonas Chevalier

Today we’re happy to be releasing System Manager 1.0! A while ago we had a project packaged with Nix. Ubuntu was the target environment. What if we could retain the properties we learned to enjoy with NixOS, even write a subset NixOS-compatible modules, and apply them to Ubuntu?

After spending a few years providing NixOS consulting, and building tooling around it, it's time to take account. How hard is it to go from zero to a deployed application running on NixOS? This article aims to serve as a benchmark for future tooling.

We released nix-vm-test, a test framework to quickly spin up a virtual machine and run tests using a single CLI command.

SrvOS is a collection of opinionated defaults for NixOS, optimized for server environments. Today we are giving this project to nix-community.

SrvOS is a collection of NixOS modules that are optimized for servers.

Today, we’re announcing the release and donation of nixos-anywhere

This new term came to mind when I wanted to describe our team and what we work on day-to-day.

One tool to traverse and format your whole code repository.

It's time to replace the website with something that supports blog posts. In the past year, we grew a lot, started working with more industrial customers, learned a lot of things, and built tools to support customers' workflows. What was missing was a platform where we could