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Introduction Hello again, DevOps Engineers! Uncle Jenkins is back, ready to dive deeper into the world of Jenkinsfiles. Our previous blog covered some important tips to avoid common CI/CD pitfalls. If you missed it, check out Part 1 of this series to catch up on those crucial points. In this blog, we'll explore more advanced strategies...
Introduction In today's fast-paced software development landscape, ensuring that new features and updates are delivered reliably and without disruption is crucial. Canary deployments, a critical strategy within the DevOps toolkit, offer a powerful method to achieve this goal. One such great journey is the story of a Global Advertising...
Introduction Hello, DevOps Engineers! Uncle Jenkins here, your trusty CI/CD butler, ready to help you master the art of writing Jenkinsfiles. Just as a butler ensures everything in the household runs smoothly, I'm here to ensure your CI/CD pipelines are efficient and error-free. Let's dive into some common pitfalls you might face and,...
Introduction In the modern digital era, having websites load quickly and smoothly is essential for a good user experience. Amazon CloudFront is a service designed to make this happen. It acts as a high-speed delivery system for web content, ensuring that websites load faster by storing copies of content closer to users. This reduces the...
In the era of agile methodologies and DevOps practices, the traditional boundaries between roles are blurring, necessitating a collaborative approach across cross-functional teams. For testers, this entails gaining proficiency in tools beyond their traditional domain, including Kubernetes—a pivotal platform for container...
Introduction Bicep is a domain-specific language (DSL) that deploys Azure resources with declarative syntax. With a flexible syntax designed especially for Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates, the Bicep language offers a useful way to manage Azure infrastructure installations.Bicep provides an attractive solution for environments...
Introduction AWS OpsWorks is a robust configuration management service designed to simplify infrastructure and application management. It automates tasks, streamlines operations, and ensures application reliability by simplifying the provisioning and configuration of resources like Amazon EC2 instances and databases. OpsWorks offers...
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...
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...
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...
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 what...
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 and...
