Devops

Building for Kubernetes is complex. For any fairly complex app that has multiple services, developing, building and deploying these services in a standard fashion can be a challenge. Skaffold is a tool that simplifies this process by automating the build, push, and deploy process, making it easier for teams to develop and deploy applications consistently.

In one of my previous articles, I discussed why and how to adopt Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to manage your cloud infrastructure efficiently. There are several tools and frameworks available for IaC, most notably Terraform, Pulumi, Ansible, Puppet, etc. These tools allow you to define and manage your infrastructure as code, enabling automation, repeatability, and scalability in your cloud environment. In this article I want to discuss OpenTofu - an open-source alternative to Terraform that has gained popularity recently.

Selecting the right deployment strategy is crucial for maintaining system stability innovating and delivering value to users. In this blog, we explore different deployment strategies, their benefits and challenges.

Platform, engineering and IT teams constantly provision new databases, configure servers, set up networking, provision storage, etc. to create infrastructure for applications to run. Infrastructure as code (IaC) is the ability to provision and configure computing infrastructure using code instead of manual processes.