Wanaku BarnTools to manage, deploy, and extend Wanaku

The Wanaku CLI, the Wanaku Operator, the Keycloak tools, and the Barn backend for the Wanaku Admin UI.

Install the CLI

Architecture

Get started

Learn what each Barn component does and how it connects to Wanaku.

Use the CLI

Install the Wanaku CLI, sign in, and manage forwards, namespaces, and evaluators.

Deploy and operate

Install the Barn backend, deploy with the Wanaku Operator, and set up Keycloak.

Manage integrations and data

Deploy service catalogs and templates, store Kamelets and data, and build semantic routers.

Reference

Look up configuration properties, the service catalog API, and the operator resources.

Contribute

Build Barn from source, run the tests, and prepare a release.

Wanaku Barn: tools to manage, deploy, and extend Wanaku

Wanaku is a governed action proxy for AI agents. Wanaku Barn adds the tools around it: a CLI to manage it, an operator to deploy it on Kubernetes and OpenShift, tools to administer its Keycloak credentials, and a backend that stores service catalogs and adds pages to the Wanaku Admin UI.

Choose your path

You want to	Start with	Then read
Manage Wanaku from the command line	Install the Wanaku CLI	Authenticate, Forward MCP servers
Add the Barn pages to the Admin UI	Install the Barn backend	Service catalogs
Deploy on Kubernetes or OpenShift	Deploy with the Wanaku Operator	Operator custom resources
Serve Camel routes as MCP tools	Build and deploy a service catalog	Service templates
Set up sign-in	Set up Keycloak for Wanaku	Secure a deployment
Fix a problem	Troubleshooting	Configuration
Contribute code or docs	Contributing	Build from source

Next steps

Get started with Wanaku Barn: the Barn components and how they connect to Wanaku.
Wanaku documentation: install and run Wanaku Server.