Explore what containers are all about and the various ways you can leverage them to improve your software development, test, and deployment process.
Explore what containers are all about and the various ways you can leverage them to improve your software development, test, and deployment process.
Senior DevOps Architect Rich Mills shares how the team assembled Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, and Jenkins to help produce secure, reliable, and highly available microservices.
Explore some pros and cons of Bottlerocket, the Linux-based open-source operating system by Amazon Web Services for running containers.
With the advent of agile and DevOps, organizations are moving from specialized roles to cross-functional teams—and that means cross-functional sharing of the specialized tools used in each silo. So it’s not unreasonable for a tester to need access to the tools used in those other silos, such as Kubernetes. Kubernetes is a scalable, production-grade container […]
Virtualization is a key component to building, testing and deploying software. In my experience, customers often struggle to test their application when their production and non-production systems vary. Customers also tend to spend too much time building test environments to match their production. In the past, developers would use VirtualBox to […]
Hey DevOps Engineers, Docker is ready! I started getting into Docker just under a year ago. It obviously had promise, but I couldn’t find many people using it successfully. Since then Docker has matured, and I’ve been recommending it to everyone doing CI/CD web-services. When the IT services industry first went to the dynamic virtual […]
