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The acronym IaC is a short form for the popular DevOps term `Infrastructure As Code` This concept represents the ability to set up networking, hardware, and operating system components in the cloud by writing them as code and code alone. In this article, we are going to be focusing on Terraform, an open-source DevOps tool developed by Hashicorp in 2014.
This post will share our experience in adopting infrastructure as code (IaC) to manage GitHub organization resources. The organization where this feature was implemented is an American online retail company based in New York City.
A distributed task queue allows you to offload work to another process. It gives you the ability to execute tasks in the background while the application continues to resolve other tasks.
If you are responsible for your team’s CICD and DevOps tools, have you ever asked yourself if the tools you built are really making developers’ lives easier? Or are they there just to reinforce the rules you’ve set? You might think: “My tools are running code analysis, and automated tests, so they are helping the developers catch errors early”*.
The.PHONY directive is used to mark a target as phony. That means a target that doesn't take into consideration for execution any file that matches its name.
Most projects that you work on will involve some piece of DevOps scripting. If your application is using Node, there's no reason not to use it in your scripting too.
The Gimlet.io team put together this blog to show common usecases of autoscaling:- based on CPU- custom Prometheus metrics- and RabbitMQ queue lengthFurthermore, we are aiming to clear up the differences between the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA), the Prometheus Adapter and KEDA.
I like experimenting with a lot of different ideas, and for the last several years, I've been trying to figure out how to maximize my ability to try new ideas with as little work as possible. In this post, I want to go over what I've settled on these days, which is to use a monolithic git repository, and to leverage Docker's bake functionality.
In this post I’ll take a look at the benefits of everything-as-code before considering some of the gaps that remain in how we describe and understand our process. Capturing static definitions of build, test, deploy, etc.
In 2022, DevOps has grown to mean: Developers and ops working together. Platform engineering is perhaps the most aligned to the mindset and objectives of DevOps. Platform teams work with development teams to create one or more *golden pathways.
DevOps has revolutionized web2 development.
We all collect logs, metrics, traces, and possibly other telemetry data. Yet, this can get expensive pretty quickly, especially in today’s cloud-native and microservices-based systems. Why is that? How is it related to the “cardinality problem”? And how can we proactively manage this data surge and keep the associated costs under control?I decided to delve into this intricate cost challenge in a recent episode of OpenObservability Talks, with the help of my guest Ben Sigelman, co-founder and the GM of Lightstep.
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