This GitHub organization hosts the official open source software developed and maintained by ArubaCloud.
Our projects include command-line tools, Terraform providers, SDKs, Kubernetes integrations, and automation components designed to help developers and enterprises build, deploy, and operate workloads on ArubaCloud infrastructure.
We focus on security, automation, cloud-native architectures, and European cloud compliance.
- 🌐 Official Website: https://www.arubacloud.com
- 🏢 About ArubaCloud: https://www.arubacloud.com/about-us/
- 📖 API Reference: https://api.arubacloud.com
- 📘 Knowledge Base: https://kb.arubacloud.com/en/home.aspx
- ✉️ Contact: https://www.arubacloud.com/contact/
The following repositories are actively developed and supported by ArubaCloud engineering teams.
Release information and popularity are automatically derived from GitHub metadata.
| Project | Description | Latest Release | GitHub |
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| acloud-cli | Official Command Line Interface for the Aruba Cloud Management Platform |  |
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| terraform-provider-arubacloud | Official Terraform provider for managing ArubaCloud resources |  |
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| sdk-go | Official Go SDK for interacting with ArubaCloud APIs |  |
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| helm-charts | Helm charts for deploying ArubaCloud services and components |  |
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| arubacloud-resource-operator | Kubernetes Operator for managing ArubaCloud resources |  |
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The following repositories were created for technical talks, live demos, workshops, and community events. They may evolve over time but are primarily intended for educational and demonstration purposes.
| Project | Event Context | Description | Github |
|---|---|---|---|
| devsecops-demo-2025 | DevSecOps Day 2025 | Multi-tier cloud demo: static site, Kubernetes WordPress, and Go API—secured with Vault/ESO and CI/CD via GitHub Actions. |  |
| devops-italy-2026 | DevSecOps Italy 2026 | Building an Internal Developer Platform on Aruba Cloud: GitOps, Multi-Tenancy & Service Abstraction |  |
These repositories are preserved for historical reference and are not actively maintained.
| Repository | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| pyArubaCloud | Python interface for ArubaCloud IaaS services | Inactive |
| vagrant-arubacloud | Vagrant provider for ArubaCloud infrastructure | Inactive |
| goarubacloud | Legacy Go client library for ArubaCloud | Inactive |
| fog-arubacloud | Fog provider for ArubaCloud IaaS | Inactive |
| docker-machine-driver-arubacloud | Docker Machine driver for ArubaCloud | Inactive |
| pyArubaConsole | Python console for ArubaCloud management | Inactive |
ArubaCloud is a European cloud service provider offering Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform services, Kubernetes, networking, and storage solutions designed for security, compliance, and reliability.
Yes. All repositories listed under Actively Maintained Projects are officially developed and maintained by ArubaCloud engineering teams.
The recommended approaches are:
- Terraform using
terraform-provider-arubacloud - CLI automation using
acloud-cli - Kubernetes-native workflows using the ArubaCloud resource operator and Helm charts
Yes. ArubaCloud provides first-class support for Infrastructure as Code through:
- Terraform Provider
- Kubernetes Operators
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Go SDK for custom automation
Some projects are production-ready, while others are under active development.
Each repository clearly documents its maturity level, supported features, and known limitations.
You can contribute by:
- Reporting issues or bugs
- Proposing features
- Submitting pull requests
- Improving documentation and examples
Each repository contains its own CONTRIBUTING.md file with specific guidelines.
Official documentation is available at:
- https://www.arubacloud.com
- https://api.arubacloud.com
- https://arubacloud.github.io (for project-specific docs)
Security vulnerabilities should not be reported via public GitHub issues.
Please use ArubaCloud’s official security or contact channels to report sensitive issues responsibly.
ArubaCloud open source projects typically fall into these categories:
- Infrastructure as Code — Terraform providers and automation tooling
- Platform Interfaces — CLI tools and SDKs
- Cloud Native & Kubernetes — Helm charts, operators, KaaS tooling
- Documentation & Examples — demos, tutorials, reference implementations
- Community & Open Source — collaboration and shared innovation
We welcome community participation.
- Review contribution guidelines in individual repositories
- Use GitHub Issues and Discussions to report bugs or suggest improvements
- Contribute code, documentation, or examples
- Help shape the future of European cloud infrastructure
ArubaCloud — open source innovation, transparency, and robust cloud solutions built in Europe.
