Or, how we’re destroying users’ trust, and how to get it back. Check out the first post in this...
Recently I had a chance to talk to DevOps Minneapolis about the true nature of user experience. The...
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I want to talk to you about observability, the art of understanding errors and performance of your technology stack by implementing monitoring and some kind of tool to view that monitoring.
Image tags are a common source of frustration with the management of Kubernetes pods. How many times have I seen a question like this
In this quick video, Sachin demonstrates how you can run Opta locally before you deploy to AWS.
Enter RunX, a small team focused on trying to build a fully modern tool for deploying distributed workloads. We're a small team of just 8, laser focused on reducing toil for cloud engineers.
cover image: detail from Hieronymus Bosch - Death and the Miser Kubernetes is not known as a...
Here’s how you tell your boss his autonomous robot isn’t happening next year.
I wanted to take the opportunity to talk about how RunX has succeeded by embracing remote work, and why other startups will need to let go of locality if they don’t want to limit their growth.
This article analyzes available paths for migrating a WordPress website to AWS
DevOps is more a cultural shift than a tools shift. Integration of teams and shared learning are more important than CI/CD automation or observability tools.
I just want to ask you personally, do you love programming? Or is it more of just a job.
It’s possible to end up with the worst of both worlds here.
The focus of this list is for Kubernetes developers looking to build production applications.
I’m looking for a way for my students to share their work, and instead of just posting to github they’d like a pretty visual way to post their dev portfolio.
I'm curious what you think makes a truly valuable team member.
I was so happy to see my talk about the path from tech support to development get accepted.
Having a life outside of work doesn't happen on its own. It has to be built intentionally.
I'm curious how you feel, do you think services should be rewritten in Golang?
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It's kind of like buying a bandsaw.
Nobody wants to hire the new office jerk.
In this post I'll demonstrate how can easily deploy jenkins on GCP using opta. I will also walk you through how you can tune various parameters to using opta itself to for scaling your jenkins deployment.
Talk about your achievements, not your duties.
Hint: it's overrated.
I'm curious to hear from the up-and-coming readers of DEV: are you still using PHP? If so, what do you use it for?
Opta is a deployment tool developed by RUN [X] and promises to create a fully operational K8S Cluster and launch your microservices without any DevOps headaches. To provide an agnostic approach to the different cloud providers it uses Terraform to deploy new resources to your infrastructure. To make use of the different services that the cloud providers offer it comes with its own modules to directly connect your microservices with external databases, caches, or object stores.
I'd like to know what you do in the morning to get your body and mind started
Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." And this article is no exception.