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Adding approval workflow to your GitHub Action

Introduction GitHub Actions has become an integral part of modern software development, streamlining continuous integration and delivery processes. However, users have longed for a straightforward approval flow, similar to Azure Pipelines. It offers a simplified way to incorporate approval steps into CI/CD pipelines. This update opens doors for users to enhance workflow control. Objective The […]

DevOps

Send CloudWatch alarm to Slack via AWS Chatbot

Introduction One of the critical elements for production uptime is Monitoring and Alerts. Irrespective of the infrastructure types such as EC2 Servers, Serverless, containers, or microservices. There will always be observability needs. There are a lot of tools and software in this Observability market. However, this article focuses on cloud platform tools, such as AWS […]

Ahmad Ali
Ahmad Ali
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Data Center to AWS Cloud Migration

Introduction For many organizations, the journey to the cloud begins with an important decision: migrating from their traditional on-premises data centers to Amazon Web Services (AWS). This transition demands courage, dedication, and extensive planning, as it involves moving their already operational infrastructure to the cloud without downtime. One such great journey is the story of […]

Ishank Bansal
Ishank Bansal
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Big DataData & AnalyticsDevOps

Enhancing Workflows with Apache Airflow and Docker

In today’s world, handling complex tasks and automating them is crucial. Apache Airflow is a powerful tool that helps with this. It’s like a conductor for tasks, making everything work smoothly. When we use Airflow with Docker, it becomes even better because it’s flexible and can be easily moved around. In this blog, we’ll explain […]

DevOps

AWS Graviton & Traditional x86 Instances: Performance Analysis

AWS Graviton is a 64-bit ARM-based CPU designed by AWS for their cloud instances/resources and launched first at Re-invent 2018. Graviton CPUs are not available outside of the world as it is used within the AWS Data centers only. Traditionally, we used x86 AMD-based CPU for our workloads, which is designed and developed by Intel […]

Mohan Mourya
Mohan Mourya
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AWSCloudDevOps

Ensuring Security and Compliance With AWS Graviton Environments: A Comprehensive Approach

Introduction As organizations embrace the power and efficiency of AWS Graviton processors for their workloads, it is crucial to prioritize security in these environments. In this blog post, we will explore the security aspects of AWS Graviton environments and delve into the compliance standards that can be met using the advanced security features provided by […]

Satyam Negi
Satyam Negi
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Boosting ECS Task Monitoring with CloudWatch Input Transformer

Introduction In the fast-paced world of application delivery, ensuring the health and reliability of our ECS tasks is crucial. Without a reliable alerting mechanism, there’s a risk of overlooking critical task failures that can have a bad impact on our production environment. Just imagine a situation where application tasks fail silently, resource constraints go unnoticed, […]

DevOps

Publish Helm Chart for Jenkins

What is Helm? Helm is the first application package manager running atop Kubernetes. It allows describing the application structure through convenient helm-charts and managing it with simple commands. It is a collection of all your versioned, per-configured application resources which can be deployed as one unit. You can then deploy another version of the chart with a […]

DevOps

Jenkins Security Management

In this blog, We will learn how to secure Jenkins. One can manage security levels in the Jenkins environment and project security through “Configure Global Security.” Securing Jenkins defines who is allowed to access/use the system. Jenkins provides 5 types of authorization. Anyone can do anything– This is the least secure setup allowing users to […]

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