DevOps

End-to-End Code Quality Automation: SonarQube in Jenkins with JIRA Ticketing and AWS SSO Integration

In modern software development, code quality assurance is no longer optional — it’s a foundational requirement. Delivery teams usually want three things when it comes to code quality: Consistency – rules should apply equally across all services. Governance – changes to quality standards must be visible and auditable. Zero manual toil – automation should handle checks, […]

Akshat Mittal
Akshat Mittal
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MSP

Boosting Code Quality and Collaboration with CodeRabbit

Introduction In modern cloud engineering projects, speed and quality often clash. Teams want to ship features fast, but rushed reviews, inconsistent coding standards, and manual bottlenecks slow progress. That’s where CodeRabbit, an AI-driven code review tool, makes a difference. By automating repetitive review tasks and providing intelligent feedback, CodeRabbit helps engineers focus on higher-value work […]

Ashish Sharma
Ashish Sharma
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DevOps

Multi-Account Governance in AWS: Beyond Organizations and SCPs

Multi-Account Governance in AWS: Beyond Organizations and SCPs Introduction If you’ve worked with AWS for a while, you already know this story: things usually start with one account. Life is simple. Then teams grow, projects multiply, compliance knocks at the door—and suddenly you’re staring at dozens (or even hundreds) of AWS accounts. That’s when governance […]

DevOps

Switching to Valkey on ElastiCache: Cost Savings Without Compromise

Every modern application today has one thing in common: it relies on speed. Users don’t wait around, systems can’t tolerate bottlenecks, and a couple hundred milliseconds can make the difference between a smooth experience and an abandoned page. And at the center of that performance equation, more often than not, is an in-memory data store. […]

Harsh Vardhan
Harsh Vardhan
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DevOps

Migrating to the Cloud? Here’s Why 9 Out of 10 Clients Stick with TO THE NEW for DevOps

Introduction When companies move to the cloud, most think the hardest part is the migration itself. Truth is — that’s just the start. Over the past few years, we’ve worked with startups, large-scale platforms, and everything in between. What have we learned? Cloud without solid DevOps is like buying a sports car but never changing […]

DevOps

A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Secret Manager with GKE and CSI Driver

Introduction  Management of sensitive information such as API keys, credentials and configuration secrets are an important part of developing safe and reliable Skylands applications. In Google Cloud Ecosystem, Secret Manager provides a centralized and safe way to save, access and manage these secrets.When running applications on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), including Secret Manager guarantees that […]

Pooja Bisht
Pooja Bisht
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DevOps

Bringing Cloud-Native Power On-Prem: Deploying the Mirantis Ecosystem in Samsung’s Highly Isolated Environment.

Introduction In today’s enterprise IT world, container orchestration often feels like magic. It takes a bunch of servers and makes them behave like a single, well-oiled machine. But what happens when you don’t have the cloud at all? That was exactly the challenge we faced: building a production-grade Kubernetes platform inside Samsung’s fully air-gapped, on-premises […]

DevOps

From Raw Logs to Structured Data: Working with Datadog Log Pipelines

Introduction Logs coming from different services often follow inconsistent formats, naming conventions, and structures. This makes it difficult to search, analyze, and correlate events across your systems. Datadog Log Management solves this challenge with Pipelines, Processors, and Standard Attributes, which let you extract key fields, normalize attributes, and enrich log data at scale. In this […]

DevOps

Stop Paying Extra: How We Helped an Ad-Tech Company Cut AWS RDS Costs by Upgrading from MySQL 5.7

Introduction If you’re still running MySQL 5.7 on Amazon RDS, it’s time to act. AWS started charging for Extended Support in March 2024. By mid-2025, that charge is no longer theoretical, and paying for it is kind of unacceptable. You’re likely already paying for it, and the cost will double by the end of this […]