AWSDevOpsJava/JVM

Introduction to Wildfly

Wildfly, previously known as JBoss AS, is a fully implemented JEE container – application server, authored by JBoss Incorporated.  In 2006, JBoss Inc was acquired by Red Hat and since then Wildfly became their product. Wildfly is production ready, cross-platform and open-source application server with paid support subscription from Red Hat. The latest version being […]

Krishna Gupta
Krishna Gupta
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AgileDevOps

Infographic: 7 Best DevOps Tools for Agile IT

DevOps is a concept that emphasizes on building a culture of collaboration between developers and IT professionals. DevOps has been around for a while now and is being rapidly adopted by most of the software development organizations. Most IT organizations have formed their in-house DevOps teams that help in automation of end to end delivery […]

Shweta Sharma
Shweta Sharma
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DevOpsTechnology

Customer and Environment Segregation using Puppet

This blog showcases the Customer and Environment segregation at the puppet-architecture-level for customized target deployments of the puppet modules. For instance, if one wants to deploy a puppet module to a specific customer and its specific environment type (Dev, Prod, Test), it is achievable by making the configuration changes in the puppet. Puppet is a […]

Prateek Malik
Prateek Malik
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DevOpsTechnology

Using Vagrant to deploy AWS EC2 Instances

Vagrant is an open source tool for building and distributing virtual development environments. It provides framework to manage and create complete portable development environments. Vagrant machines are provisioned on the top of VirtualBox, VMware, AWS, or any other provider supported by vagrant.This blog illustrates how we can launch and provision instances in EC2 using AWS […]

Shruti Lamba
Shruti Lamba
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DevOpsTechnology

Getting Started with MiniKube

Kubernetes is one of the best orchestration tools for managing containerized applications. Features of Kubernetes: 1. Open Source 2. Support for multiple OS (Run anywhere) 3. Production Readiness In this blog, we are going to set up Kubernetes on our local environment through Minikube. Minikube supports Kubernetes features such as: DNS (Domain Name System) NodePorts and […]

Anup Yadav
Anup Yadav
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AgileAWSDevOps

Setting up Spinnaker on AWS

In my previous blog, I had given an overview of Spinnaker and its capabilities. And in this blog,  we will see how spinnaker can be set up for continuous delivery. We will set up Spinnaker in an AWS environment, though Spinnaker can be set up on any platform (Google Cloud, Azure, Cloud Foundry etc.) and it can […]

Raghu Sharma
Raghu Sharma
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AWSDevOpsTechnology

10 Things To Keep In Mind While Migrating The Applications Between Two Cloud Platforms

Applications’ infrastructure migrations are a vital area of DevOps field. So many times, we need to migrate the applications from one cloud platform to the other. In order to carry out the migrations in an appropriate way, we should have some set of standards defined which make migrations smooth. In this blog, I’ll be discussing […]

Tarun Saxena
Tarun Saxena
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DevOpsTechnology

Setting up SMTP Server with GUI for Testing purpose

Setting up SMTP server with GUI is needed for testing emails in applications. This setup not only prevents the mails from delivering to the email addresses but also sends the emails to invalid email addresses. I have come up with a scenario where I have to setup an SMTP server for the testing purpose in […]

DevOpsTechnology

Working with Kubernetes deployment, pods and service Part1

In my previous blog, Getting Started with Kubernetes, I have explained the basics of kubernetes. In this blog, I will be explaining how to create deployment, pods, and service. Deployment and pods: Below command will create a deployment controller named a “my-nginx”, a pod with a single  container of an image nginx (base image of nginx […]