General FAQs
Currently, Velocity supports Go (Golang) and Python. Additional language support is being added all the time, so please reach out and let us know what languages you'd like to work with in Velocity.
Velocity supports v1.79.0 of VSCode (for Golang) and v2022.3+ of JetBrains IDEs such as Goland and PyCharm.
Velocity supports clusters deployed both locally and by any and all cloud providers.
Velocity supports versions ranging from v1.23.6+
Velocity supports v1.22+
Velocity supports a wide range of Kubernetes release versions. Currently, the earliest supported release is
1.16.0. Because Velocity builds your container images directly in your cluster, you can have any Docker version running locally -- or skip installing Docker locally altogether.
Yes. Velocity works with GitOps tools; however, additional configuration may be required to "pause" the GitOps process of realigning the cluster with your designated repository.
Yes. When a user with RBAC permissions to update HPA / KEDA resources starts a Velocity development session, Velocity will automatically update these resources for the duration of the dev session as follows:
- For a debug session, the maximum number of replicas is set to 1.
- For a run session, the minimum number of replicas is set to 1.
NOTE: These updates are reverted when the development session concludes.
No. Velocity is built for development environments. Code changes might incur downtime and are not meant for highly-available environments.
While additional frameworks are likely to work with Velocity, the following are known to work:
- Flask
- Django
- Fastapi
- Uvicorn
- Gunicorn
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