Renovate – The Kubernetes-Native Way
Hey folks, we built a Kubernetes operator for Renovate and wanted to share it. Instead of running Renovate as a cron job or relying on hosted services, this operator lets you manage it as a native Kubernetes resource with CRDs. You define your repos and config declaratively, and the operator handles scheduling and execution inside your cluster. No external dependencies, no SaaS lock-in, no webhook setup. The whole thing is open source and will stay that way – there's no paid tier or monetization plan behind it, we just needed this ourselves and figured others might too. Would love to hear…
Renovate – The Kubernetes-Native Way launched on February 11, 2026 with 43 votes, #601 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Renovate Kubernetes Operator is an open-source tool that runs Renovate as a native Kubernetes resource using custom resource definitions instead of cron jobs or hosted services. Users define repositories and configuration declaratively, and the operator handles scheduling and execution within their cluster. It eliminates external dependencies, webhook setup, and vendor lock-in. Designed for development teams managing dependencies in Kubernetes environments, it offers self-hosted control with no paid tiers or monetization.
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From the sources
Run Renovate as a Kubernetes resource: repos and schedules are CRDs, jobs are isolated per repo, webhooks trigger immediate runs, and a built-in UI replaces digging through pod logs. For teams running Renovate self-hosted at scale, beyond what a cron job or SaaS runner can handle. No external database, no license key, no SaaS lock-in. Configurable parallelism, non-root execution by default.MIT License, fully open source
Operator to streamline renovate executions in Kubernetes - mogenius/renovate-operator
Run Renovate on your own infrastructure with CRD-based scheduling, parallel execution, auto-discovery, and a built-in UI. If you self-host Renovate and already run Kubernetes, this operator gives you the control and observability that plain self-hosted setups lack. Supports all Renovate platforms: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Gitea, and more. The operator works with any platform supported by Renovate - simply configure your credentials and platform settings via environment variables or secrets. Note that some platforms have additional operator-specific features like native webhook integrations for GitHub and GitLab. helm -n renovate-operator upgrade --install renovate-operator \…from github.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey folks, we built a Kubernetes operator for Renovate and wanted to share it. Instead of running Renovate as a cron job or relying on hosted services, this operator lets you manage it as a native Kubernetes resource with CRDs. You define your repos and config declaratively, and the operator handles scheduling and…
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