The software-collections project aims to provide a centralized platform for managing, discovering, and promoting the reuse of software components across an organization. By standardizing software packaging, it enables easier integration, testing, and deployment of applications.

The kadeploy3 project is a web-based application for automated and centralized deployment of scientific applications. It provides a secure and scalable solution for software distribution, allowing administrators to manage and deploy software packages across multiple nodes with ease. The project aims to simplify the management of complex software stacks and improve the productivity of scientific computing teams.

Squashtm is a test management tool that helps teams automate and manage their test cases and test campaigns. It provides a centralized platform to monitor and analyze testing results, and facilitates collaboration and communication on testing activities. Squashtm supports various testing methodologies, including agile and DevOps, and provides a rich set of features to help teams improve their testing processes and deliver high-quality software.

Lorma-releases is a project that helps teams manage and track software releases and project versions. It provides a centralized platform for team members to collaborate and stay up-to-date on the latest releases. The project offers features such as version control, release tracking, and collaboration tools to streamline the software development process.

The digger.builds project automates the building of software packages, facilitates continuous integration and delivery, and simplifies the deployment of applications. It provides a centralized repository for the binaries built by CI, allowing for easy access and management of the built artifacts.

Listandsavegforge is a project that facilitates version control and collaboration for software development teams. It allows developers to track issues and bugs, and manage code changes in a centralized repository. This promotes efficient teamwork, reduces conflicts, and ensures that the codebase remains organized and up-to-date.