Goliac (Github Organization Leveraged by Infrastructure As Code), is a tool to manage your Github Organization (users/teams/repositories) via

• yaml manifests files structured in a Github repository
• this IAC Github repositories can be updated by teams from your organization, but only the repositories they owns
• all repositories rules are enforced via a central configuration that only the IT/security team can update (if you are using Github Enterprise)
• a Github App watching this repository and applying any changes

• why Goliac
• Insallation guide
• How to sync (users) from external

As a regular user, you want to be able to

• create new team
• edit team's definition
• manage your team's repositories

If you want to create a new team (like foobar), you need to create a PR with a /teams/foobar/team.yaml file:

apiVersion: v1
kind: Team
name: foobar
spec:
  owners:
    - user1
    - user2
  members:
    - user3
    - user4

The users defined there are in 2 different categories

• members: are part of the team (and will be writer on all repositories of the team)
• owners: are part of the team (and will be writer on all repositories of the team) AMD can approve PR in the foobar teams repository (when you want to change a team definition, or when you want to create/update a repository definition)

The users name used are the one defined in the /users sub directories (like alice)

On a given team subdirectory you can create a repository definition via a yaml file (like /teams/foobar/awesome-repository.yaml):

apiVersion: v1
kind: Repository
name: awesome-repository

This will create a awesome-repository repository under your organization, that will be

• private by default
• writable by all owners/members of this team (in our example foobar)

You can of course tweak that:

apiVersion: v1
kind: Repository
name: awesome-repository
spec:
  public: true
  writers:
  - anotherteamA
  - anotherteamB
  readers:
  - anotherteamC
  - anotherteamD

In this last example:

• the repository is now publci
• other teams have write (anotherteamA, anotherteamB) or read (anotherteamC, anotherteamD) access

You can archive a repository, by a PR that move the yaml repository file into the /archived directory

Goliac comes with a REST API if you need to search through the teams repository via APIs, and comes with a UI to explore, and interacts with Goliac