Once considered the cheaper option, public clouds have stood the test of time and the competition from dedicated private clouds. Organizations have chosen the likes of Azure, AWS and GCP. There are many reasons why private cloud services may seem like a better option for security, individual consideration and personalized architecture. But there are most […]
Why Use Docker? Docker lets DevOps engineers create and deploy software within containers. Docker is an open source containerization solution with which DevOps engineers can build, ship, and run any application, almost on any environment. With Docker, DevOps engineers can create a Dockerfile. With this file, they have the process of building an application, run […]
As Kubernetes becomes more and more popular as a container orchestration solution, the phrase Kubernetes Vs Dockers is thrown around in the DevOps crowd. To be honest the whole phrase “Kubernetes vs. Docker” is itself quite misleading. A couple of things, first thing first they are not direct competition to each other. Both of these […]
Introduction to Kubernetes Hello Kubernetes is an open source orchestration system for Docker containers, spearheaded by Google in development kubernetes is a production-ready orchestration solution. It allows DevOps engineers to manage and control containerized applications in almost any environment. When compared with the competition out there, Kubernetes overhauls many DevOps associated tasks such as […]
Easier said than done While adopting DevOps, Continuous Delivery is the ability to match the expectation of the all the parties involved. Continuous Deployment is an ability to get to Production phase with least amount of blocks on a regular basis. Although this is an optional capability varying upon a case by case basis. Teams […]
Why the revolution? Application development has come a long from the earlier days, where updates and changes to the programs were either planned periodically and one could almost guess what the updates and changes were gonna be. As companies started to meet the demands and expectation of the end user and the competition between increased […]
Beyond the Dev and Ops teams, DevOps also reduces the gap between the ground crew and the “approval boards”. Management chain of command in an organization is as important as the driving force of the company. As the size of the company increases the distances between increases, while the Dev and Ops teams may be […]
Together We Can The solution to this clash between the Dev and Ops teams is what DevOps overcomes. The whole point of DevOps is to find the sweet spot between constant innovation and unwavering stability. This is done by slightly changing the traditional mode of operation of both teams and what their end goal is. […]
Right and wrong at same time Dev and Ops are not exactly at the opposite sides of the aisle, but it does seem that way given the pressure on either team. The Dev (developers) team are expected to be innovative, efficient and agile with their output. The Ops (operations) team are tasked with many pragmatic […]
Continuously competitive Techniques like Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and continuous deployment work due to constantly striving for improvement on the part of DevOps engineers. While the whole enterprise is too vast to be explained in a couple of lines, check out the previous blogs to get a better idea of the technique. In this whole […]
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