In an earlier post we discussed the advent of GitOps, what it is and why it has become so popular. In this post we are going to take a look into a few GitOps offerings. While the first GitOps product has been Weaveworks Cloud in 2017 (if memory serves me right), the landscape has since evolved.
There seems to have been a lot of talk about GitOps just recently. This impression is certainly reinforced by the sessions and booths during KubeCon San Diego late 2019. Regardless of the discipline or services, GitOps was the keyword that was constantly repeated.
We have explored earlier in this post on a number of points to consider in setting up a multi-tenant Amazon EKS cluster. However, while it is important to safeguard multi-tenancy on the application cluster, it is equally important -- in fact, arguably more so -- to safeguard multi-tenancy for data stores. AWS offers a
OpsGuru prides itself in heavy use of cloud-native technology, and Kubernetes is often the primary platform of choice to run containerized workloads. In this blog we discuss using name space, network policies, Integrating AWS IAM to EKS cluster/workloads, isolation techniques and much more.
Terraform Cloud is HashiCorp solution for Terraform code executions, running in their hosted cloud. This solution simplifies environment management, code execution, state file management, as well as permissions management.
With OpsGuru’s heavy commitment and contribution to the open-source community, a number of OpsGuru’s team members are going to KubeCon 2019 to learn and share first hand the advents in the CNCF landscape.
For any successful cloud adoption, gaining comprehensive visibility into ongoing cloud spend is essential.
I’ve increasingly seen two trends in describing technical professional service products. I’m particularly fond of (and biased towards) the use of “Day2Ops” as a way to focus on the fact you will incur 80% of development costs AFTER your product is launched. The other trend is selling “DevOps as a Service”
As someone who works with AWS on a day-to-day basis, It’s important to stay up to date with all the changes and new features of the different services on the platform. That’s how one recent announcement caught my eye - The new capability of local testing of ECS.
Building a product is hard. Taking an idea from inception to launch requires a focused vision, persistent determination, resilience to heart-breaking setbacks. OpsGuru has decided to focus on an even harder problem: ensuring your product survives first contact with the real world.
