Tag: DevOps

Containers have been pretty much a part of the software world since the late 70s when during the development of Unix V7, the chroot system call was introduced. But we had to wait until 2006 to see containers ...

The 2019 edition of DockerCon concluded on May 2, 2019. This year, there were a lot of interesting releases and informative sessions. You can have a look at all the highlights from this year’s ...

In my last blog, I talked about whats and whys of Infrastructure as Code. It is important to understand that IaC is more than just automation. Similar to code development, it is about managing your ...

The first release of 2019 for Kubernetes is here! And it’s a big one. A total of 31 updates with a full third of them being moved to stable and another third of them moving to beta. This is the most ...

End-to-end automation of the software development process is the thing now. In recent years, one can surely say that automation of the overall application development process has gone mainstream although ...

January is all about cherishing what went right and evaluating what didn’t, in the previous year. It is about predicting what the new year will be like and what needs to be done to make the best out of it. ...

I’m a bit late writing about this release of Kubernetes. It’s already their 3rd release of 2018. Looking over the release notes and playing around with the new features is clear that the focus of the last ...

DevOps is fast becoming a standard right now and CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment) is the term often associated with development and release of a software in the DevOps process. ...

In my last blog, I talked about “how Microsoft is trying to change its perception in the open source world and how the recent acquisitions are making it a formidable force in the DevOps ...

Kubernetes 1.11 is the second release of the container orchestration platform this year. This release continues to expand on the themes of maturity, flexibility, and scalability. It does look like the team has been hard ...

Last week, the mighty Zeus of the tech world hit the open source world with a lightning bolt. Yes, you guessed it right, I am talking about GitHub acquisition by Microsoft. The deal, which is worth US$ 7.5 billion, saw ...

The AWS Global Summit-athon 2018 kicked off earlier this year in March, with the first summit in Tel Aviv, Israel on 14th March 2018. So far 9 such summits out of the planned 35 have been ...