We learned about what on earth is Helm and took a more critical look at Helm in part one and part two of our series respectively. Let’s go through the example we did in part one but this. […]
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The Harness Squad is out in force here at KubeCon North America this year in sunny San Diego. Lots of announcements pouring in throughout the show (and a lot about tacos, my favorite). A stalwart in the Kubernetes. […]
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All jokes aside, the last time I had to deal with a browser in an enterprise setting was deciding what Internet Explorer Security Settings would work for our apps which is zero fun. Years before my battling with. […]
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We are going to deploy so many times a day that we are going to be off the charts in Accelerate and be the envy of everyone at DevOps Enterprise Summit. One day an idea comes across that. […]
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Building software is a great experiment. Many times we are required to do what has not been done before; this is core to innovation work. Though a lot of the iteration and experimenting tends to happen before software. […]
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Service Mesh technology as we learned in both part one and part two are helping to usher in the latest generation of workloads but also introducing burden to teams that have not deal with directly with networking complexity. […]
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With any hot technology, if we do not have a Service Mesh, we are going to be left behind in the dust. In part one, we learned about deploying our very first Service Mesh and core concepts around. […]
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Introducing Continuous Insights At Harness, we’re disrupting software delivery in a big way. In just 18 months we’ve partnered with 100+ customers like OpenBank, the digital bank of Santander — who now deploy software daily — as well. […]
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Our friend Anakin Skywalker aka Darth Vadar’s memorable quote in Star Wars Episode Three “Revenge of the Sith” telling Obi-Wan Kanobi his accomplishments around the Dark Side was a memorable part of the movie. Like two dueling engineers. […]
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Along with cloud migration, serverless, and Kubernetes, microservices have been garnering attention from technology practitioners and leaders alike. One can argue that the breaking down or decomposing of applications have been going on for decades and is not. […]
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The container conundrum is not an easy one to solve. We just went on a six part journey on a specific container orchestration tool, Kubernetes (K8s). In those six parts we went through the lineage, opinion, and a. […]
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Welcome back! If you’ve made it this far, you must’ve read the first two parts of this series. If you have not, I highly recommend that you read the first and second articles. Today, I’m going to introduce. […]
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Finally, the culmination of the blog series! After part five, we have an understanding of the challenges in getting our workloads into Kubernetes. Since Kubernetes is a fast evolving platform, what does the future if K8s have in. […]
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After part three, we are now getting dangerous in the Kubernetes world. We have a great understanding in doing basics on the platform. If you are feeling adventurous, you can get the learning material and even sign up. […]
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In our previous article, Continuous Delivery 101, we covered the basic concepts of what CD is. If you haven’t read it, I strongly recommend you read that first. This article is going to expand into more advanced concepts. […]
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Now that we have an understanding of what a container can be used for and the important parts that make up the ever-popular container orchestrator, Kubernetes, time for us to spin up a small cluster. Kubernetes as a. […]
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The cliche saying that container sprawl is the new virtual machine sprawl proves to be very true. Compared to physical servers, when folks started to migrate to VMs, spinning up a VM was much quicker than procuring a. […]
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You have a real interest in Continuous Delivery, but you don’t have a clue as to what all the terms and concepts mean. Neither did I before joining Harness. Lucky for both of us, this article is designed. […]
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Linus Torvald, one of the godfathers of Linux, after some source code management shakeup on the platform hosting certain Linux projects, wanted a better way for source code management for Linux projects. Thus, GIT was born in 2005.. […]
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DELIVER APPS to Kubernetes without Modern-day Continuous Delivery can be Complexity Building pipelines & deploying microservies with dependenncies takes forever. Need for Speed Weekly releases are not enough. Devs Want Control “Give me the power to release on. […]
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We all know that software is becoming modularized into microservices, but what do we call the teams that are restructuring themselves around these microservices? Jeff Bezos called it a pizza team, but I think I have a better. […]
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#1: DevOps Wars DevOps engineers will divide into two sides — the dark side and the light side. The dark side will operate solely using the force of YAML, GitOps, and configuration-as-code, whereas the light side will embrace. […]
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Over the past year, I’ve talked Continuous Delivery with hundreds of teams around the world. I’ve also observed 50+ different deployment processes when customers have been kind enough to show me their current methodology and tooling. Now comes. […]
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You wouldn’t build your own Jenkins – would you? Neither would you build your own CRM, Office or Email service. So why are the “cool” DevOps kids still building their own continuous delivery scripts, log analytics, and monitoring. […]
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One thing I hope you’ll never hear from anyone at Harness is this piece of vendor baloney: “If you purchase Harness, you’ll be unstoppable in your DevOps journey.” The team at Harness knows that vendors don’t create a. […]
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I attended my first DevOps Days event in Mountain View in 2011 (Fri & Sat morning) as a vendor. All I remember was John Willis doing his “State of DevOps” intro followed by various sessions on packaging, orchestration,. […]
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This blog came at the request of several customers who found our story compelling, but wanted to share it with a wider audience inside their organization including team members who use Jenkins. I’ll start by saying this: at. […]
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No matter how sound the plan, sometimes its always good to look at the results. I thought I’d do a bit of research to try and quantify the impact that DevOps initatives had in 2017. I’ve tried to. […]
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Its the role, and quite frankly, the duty, of every DevOps vendor to create a visual one-off masterpiece that represents the DevOps tools landscape. XebiaLabs created its Periodic Table, CA created a tube map, and today I give. […]
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A few weeks back I got an email from Alan Shimel, the founder of DevOps.com, with the great news that Harness is a finalist in the awards category “Best New DevOps Solution Company.” This category is judged by. […]
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Today, we officially launch Harness out of stealth. Harness is building the industry’s first Continuous Delivery-as-a-Service platform that enables software engineering teams to deliver code to customer-facing applications rapidly, securely and without fear of failure. You can read. […]
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