LinkedIn says there are 25,000 DevOps engineers in the United States and just over 66,000 globally. With 28 million small businesses in the US (Google) and approximately 200 million on the planet, how can every business be a. […]
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Last year, we proudly announced our integration support for AppDynamics via our service impact verification feature. This integration meant that customers who were using both Harness and AppDynamics could leverage Harness for their continuous-delivery (CD) pipelines and —. […]
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What is an Audit Trail? Audit trails are electronic records that chronologically catalog events related to operational procedure or change. In the context of Continuous Delivery, it’s basically the who, what and when of all activity relating to. […]
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Over the past decade, PagerDuty has become the defacto standard for waking up notifying developers and DevOps teams of incidents relating to their applications or services. Just over a month ago the company went public and cited 11,000. […]
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Stackdriver is a popular monitoring tool that was acquired by Google in 2014 for observing performance and diagnostic data for services running in Google Cloud Compute (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Kubernetes environments. Stackdriver aggregates metrics, logs,. […]
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Helm has become a widely popular way to package, distribute and manage Kubernetes Applications. At Harness, we see an increasing number of our customers are already using Helm and the usages are varied. In this post, we talk. […]
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It’s been exactly one month since joining Harness and learning about the CI/CD space. I have an extensive background in software development and over half a decade of experience in delivering products to the enterprise IT space. I’ve. […]
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Yesterday we announced our series B funding with IVP, Google, and ServiceNow all contributing to the round. As you might expect, Google and ServiceNow both play critical roles in CI/CD, specifically around cloud/container orchestration and change management. Back. […]
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Today we announced that Harness is now part of the AWS marketplace giving AWS customers the ability to empower their developers with Continuous Delivery as-a-Service across their AWS applications and environments. Over 50% of Harness customers currently run their. […]
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Our goal at Harness is to enable our customers to deploy their software as fast as possible. Our customers love us for the ease with which they can confidently deploy their code to production using Harness. We take. […]
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Over the past 4-6 weeks, we’ve shipped some major and minor updates to Harness. Harness uses Harness internally so we can push daily updates to our SaaS and on-premises customers. We’re doing around 1,500 deployments a month across. […]
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In 2018 Harness shipped 24 major platform integrations for our customers, from Microsoft Azure to HashiCorp Terraform to Datadog. Today, we have over 40 different integrations to enable end-to-end Continuous Delivery across your apps, clouds, tech stacks, and. […]
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When Harness came out of stealth, we entered the Continuous Delivery market with several unique capabilities. Our Smart Automation helped customers build deployment pipelines in minutes, and our Continuous Verification helped developers automate the verification and rollback of. […]
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Being a Continuous Delivery (CD) vendor, it’s a bit hypocritical if we didn’t practice CD ourselves for our customers. November’s velocity was slightly down to 1,600 deployments due to Thanksgiving in the US (see red circle below): It’s. […]
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Recently, the Harness team accepted an invite to the Spinnaker Summit in Seattle. Spinnaker has great awareness among Continuous Delivery practitioners, and it was terrific to get a chance to meet the people behind Spinnaker as well as. […]
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It’s just over a year since Harness came out of stealth. In that time, we’ve created multi-cloud support for our Continuous Delivery platform across AWS, GCP, PCF, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Today is the final major piece of that puzzle. […]
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Infrastructure automation (aka provisioning) is a big deal for cloud-native applications and environments. Automating the provisioning and decommissioning of infrastructure allows you to scale up and down on-the-fly while reaping the cost benefits of on-demand compute. By integrating. […]
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This is an engineer’s perspective. Let’s start with a simplified architecture overview of Harness workflow engine which is relevant to this topic. Overview Harness has a key component called Manager which is responsible for orchestrating pipeline and workflow. […]
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You’ve got a new shiny toy and you want to share it with everyone in your organization. You ask your vendor “Do you support LDAP?” and they quietly reply “It’s on our roadmap” before shrinking into the floor. […]
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What is Bugsnag? In short, Bugsnag analyzes events from application run-times, specifically errors and exceptions so you can debug stacktraces in seconds. Think of it as application reliability or stability monitoring. Data collection is less wide than the. […]
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Our engineering team has been getting ship done the past six weeks during May and June. Being a Continuous Delivery vendor, we’ve done roughly 1,900 deployments the past 30 days and have kept our velocity up while onboarding. […]
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Last week, AppDynamics announced a new partnership with Harness to help customers embrace continuous delivery and understand the business impact of every application deployment. Our integration at that time focused on the deployment and verification of specific application. […]
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It’s been a crazy 6 months since we came out of stealth. The Harness development team has grown to 25 engineers, and our platform support has evolved from Linux, Bare Metal, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform. […]
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The most requested monitoring integrations from customers over the past year were: AppDynamics, New Relic, Dynatrace, and Datadog. Fifth most popular was Prometheus, the open-source software (OSS) project. Unlike Application Performance Monitoring (APM) software which has its own. […]
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These days, it’s not uncommon for customers to use Cloud or infrastructure monitoring software across their dev, QA and production environments. Back in February, we announced support for Dynatrace to accompany our AppDynamics and New Relic APM support. Today, our. […]
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As good as Kuberenetes is, it’s not a magical silver bullet. Applications today are as complex as they have ever been. Despite the buzz around independent microservices, most architectures and services have many dependencies. Helm allows you to package. […]
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Most organizations today are looking to break up their ‘vintage’ monolithic applications as they start to pursue Cloud, DevOps, and Continuous Delivery. In some respects migrating to a microservices architecture is a pre-requisite for those initiatives. This blog. […]
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Below is a report of our own Continuous Delivery process over the past 30 days. We did 901 deployments (roughly 30/day) and 17% are failing, meaning we’re catching lots of defects/bugs before our code is pushed into production for. […]
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Back in October last year, I published a blog around how Harness uses machine learning to auto-verify deployments by analyzing time-series metrics from APM solutions such as AppDynamics, New Relic, and Dynatrace, and also unstructured events from log. […]
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Teammate: “Hey, what’s the login for that new tool we bought?” You: “Try admin/admin” Sound familiar? This may work fine for your monitoring tool, but it ain’t going to work for Continuous Delivery (CD) as-a-service across your organization. . […]
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Let’s face it–in 2018, it’s very uncool for any new hip tech startup to ship an on-premises version of their product. It’s a bit like Justin Bieber selling CDs or vinyl for his millennial following. Enterprises Still Require. […]
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In 2018, it’s no longer enough to have an amazingly simple, intuitive, and beautiful user interface. Configuration-as-code is the new user developer experience and it’s a mandatory feature, especially for selling to DevOps teams. So, without further ado, I’m. […]
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These days, it’s not uncommon for customers to use Application Performance Monitoring (APM) software across their dev, QA and production environments. A few weeks ago a large FS enterprise customer evaluated Harness for Continuous Delivery (CD) and said:. […]
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