As applications continue to grow in size and complexity, the concept of microservices has gained significant traction in the software development industry. Microservices architecture involves breaking down a monolithic application into a collection of smaller, independent services that communicate with each other through well-defined interfaces. While this approach offers several benefits, such as improved scalability, […]
The concept of DevOps has taken the tech world by storm. While some are drawn to the field for its attractive salaries, true success in DevOps requires more than just technical skills. This article dives deeper than the hype. I’ve spent years implementing DevOps across various companies, drawing on my prior experience as a system […]
One of the first challenges you may encounter when adopting SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) and DevOps practices is the development culture. Without embracing the underlying culture and mindset of SRE, you’ll simply end up with new processes, employees, and a collection of well-known books, but you won’t achieve the same level of success as the […]
DevOps – it’s just a marketing buzzword with no substance behind it, right? Or perhaps there’s more to it than meets the eye. Is DevOps simply a collection of “correct” tools, or is it a specialized culture? And who exactly should be responsible for it, and what does a DevOps engineer entail? In short, there […]
Unveiling the power of Jenkins, an open-source automation server that streamlines your software development process through continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD). This article explores its features, benefits, and how it can empower your development team. if you have it and it’s working, it’s fine, but if you’re starting from scratch probably best to look elsewhere […]
To maintain smooth operation, you need to scale your resources. This article delves into the two main scaling strategies – horizontal scaling (spreading out) and vertical scaling (gearing up) – Horizontal vs. Vertical Scaling. Even if a company pauses its processes, does not grow or develop, the amount of data will still accumulate, and information […]
