I’m currently working on migrating a Rails application to ECS at work. The current system uses a heavily customized Capistrano setup that’s showing its signs, especially when deploying …

Recording from our webinar "Bare Minimum Developers Need to Know to Get Started with Kubernetes." During the session, Codefresh Co-Founder & CEO Raziel Tabib...

Written by: Corey O’Brien

More and more IT professionals see DevSecOps, a practice which integrates security measures earlier in the development process to improve production code quality, as a mainstay for future application development. Much of this stems from the growing trend…

We've been running [https://blog.openai.com/infrastructure-for-deep-learning/]
Kubernetes [https://kubernetes.io/] for deep learning research for over two
years. While our largest-scale workloads manage bare cloud VMs directly,
Kubernetes provides a fast…

How we host our static websites with two lines of code

For Web Devs Who Copy-Paste Nginx Configurations But Want to Know What They’re Copying

The short introduction to Helm package manager for Kubernetes. Why you should use it and how you can package your complex Kubernetes applications.

Last week, we faced a network outage at my client's. We tried to gather facts to know more precisely when it started, to help the netops d...

Note — Huge thanks to Jamie Wilkinson and Julius Volz, Google SREs present and past, for reading a draft of this and giving me invaluable…

Step-by-step retrospective and relevant code allowing to replicate this method to migrate legacy / monolithic apps to Docker and…

An updated example of techniques to avoid detection.

In this article, I'll give you a high-level overview about InfluxDB and the TICK stack, a set of open-source projects focused on time series and monitoring.

Some common DevOps practices can turn into bad habits. Nip them in the bud now for greater success in 2018.

Learn how to query and collect key EC2 resource metrics and status checks.

This post in the Home Lab series explains how I extended my stack to multiple servers with Docker Swarm and some of the configuration changes around it.

This blog post explains techniques for development teams who strive for high velocity continuous delivery using Kubernetes and Docker. When we say “high velocity” we mean that every product team can safely ship updates many times a day — deploy instantly…