Sometimes, you don’t want to start from scratch when an instance is terminated and comes back up.

How we're building GitLab into the complete DevOps toolchain.

We are very much Atlassian folk where I work. JIRA, HipChat, Confluence, and of course Bitbucket all get a lot of use from us. Atlassian is <a href="https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/05/24/atlassian_pipelines_bitbucket_mobile_apps/" target="_blank">slowly…

How we deploy to 1000+ of servers and 100+ microservices fast and reliable.

Batman and Robin. Han Solo and Chewbacca. Starsky and Hutch. And now, there’s one more pairing to add to this list of dynamic duos: containers and microservices. Containers and microservices are rapidly becoming the norm for enterprise organizations. After…

In this blog we look at the top 11 tools for continuous delivery to Kubernetes and discuss the pros and cons of each one.

In this Part 2 of our top 11 CICD tools for creating an automated pipeline to Kubernetes, we looked at tools that were designed for Continuous Delivery.

Database constraints are a powerful tool within your Postgres database to allow you to ensure your data is safe and the accuracy of it can be trusted. Here you see the various types of constraints you can put in place for your database.

Devs told to take responsibility by setting up authentication

Learn about why to partition your data in Kafka, random partitioning of Kafka data, partitioning by aggregate, planning for resource bottlenecks, and more.

Runbooks in the DevOps era

Josh Berkus and Stephen Gordon take a look at KubeVirt for the traditional VM use case and Kata Containers for the isolation use case.

Here are five tips to help you move your projects to Kubernetes with learnings from the OpenFaaS community over the past 12 months.

Google Cloud Platform vs AWS: what’s the deal? A few months ago, we asked the same question about Azure vs AWS. While Microsoft continues…

What is Apache Kafka?

By Maciej Marut, Krzysztof Bury, Bartosz Dluzen

This article belongs to #HowDoI series on Kubernetes and OpenEBS.

Senior Production Engineer John Jarvis explains our handover process for on-call incidents in a fully remote and distributed team.

IBM has developed a computer the size of a grain of salt, in order to link physical items to records stored using blockchain technology.

By Jennifer Lin, Director of Product Management, GCP Security and Privacy They say security is a process, not a destination, and that cert...