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Amidst the ever-changing landscape of software development, organizations are consistently in pursuit of enhanced agility and efficiency. Next-Generation DevOps practices have revolutionized software delivery by breaking down silos, improving collaboration, and enabling faster deployments. However, as technology advances, a new wave of possibilities is emerging, promising to take DevOps to the next level. Overview of …
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CaaS or Container as a Service is a cloud-based service enabling developers and IT departments to upload, organize, run, scale and manage containers using containers-based visualizations. These containers refer to a package of software that includes all dependencies essentially required to run any host system. Let’s dive deep into the topic to justify the importance …
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Introduction: Containers are being adopted by businesses all around the world. According to Research and Markets, over 3.5 billion apps are currently operating in Docker containers, and 48 percent of companies utilize Kubernetes to manage containers at scale. Containers have a variety of advantages over previous generations of virtualization technologies. Because virtual machines (VMs) are …
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Introduction If you’re interested in cloud-native technologies like containers, you’ve likely heard of Docker and Kubernetes and are wondering about how they interact. This article will help you gain a comprehensive understanding of what Docker and Kubernetes are and how they aid in achieving Managed DevOps Services. What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes is a mechanism for …
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Introduction In this article, let us learn how to employ Containerization to improve the flexibility in delivering services and therefore achieve Managed DevOps services. Containerization and Kubernetes’ ability to provide flexibility and agility has gone to the top of the agenda for service organisations, and the focus is now on containerization and Kubernetes’ ability to …
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Table of Contents Introduction What is DevOps? What is Agile? What are the critical differences between DevOps and Agile? Introduction When working on a project, software development methodology refers to the systematic processes that must be followed. It’s an amalgamation of design ideals and pragmatic realities that dates back to the dawn of computing. The …
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Introduction to DevOps DevOps refers to the software engineering culture that helps unify operations and development tasks. It acts as an umbrella of different tools that seems to automate every stage of the development process. The automation of the operational process and management process that is being done by DevOps software enhances the possibilities to …
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Introduction Software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) are combined in DevOps (Ops). Its goal is continually abbreviating the systems development life cycle and providing high-quality software delivery. DevOps is an add-on to Agile software development; several parts of DevOps came from the Agile methodology. The essential characteristics of DevOps are shared ownership, process automation, …
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Introduction It’s hard to believe that we were not using cloud storage services before this digital era. Earlier, physical storage services were only available to store data files- tough to move and expand. Those days are gone, thanks to public cloud services like Microsoft Azure and AWS (Amazon Web Services) to make data storage easy, …
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