Trunk-Based Development (TBD) is a software development methodology characterized by the practice of maintaining a single, central codebase branch, often referred to as the “trunk” or “main” branch. In TBD, developers work collaboratively on this primary branch, regularly integrating their code changes into it. This approach stands in contrast to traditional methods that involve the […]
Containerization has revolutionized the way applications are developed, deployed, and managed. It allows for greater scalability, flexibility, and efficiency in running software across different environments. Two of the most popular container orchestration platforms are OpenShift and Kubernetes. Both OpenShift and Kubernetes offer similar benefits, such as automating container deployment, scaling, and management, as well as […]
At Gart, we recognize the paramount importance of maintaining a secure and compliant environment while harnessing the scalability and agility of cloud infrastructure. This realization has led us to adopt the Policy as Code approach, a transformative methodology that empowers us to define, enforce, and manage policies governing our IT systems and operations through code. […]
In this guide, we will explore various scenarios for working with Gitlab CI/CD Pipelines. We will provide examples of using the most commonly used options when working with CI/CD. The template library will be expanded as needed. You can easily find what CI/CD is and why it’s needed through a quick internet search. Full documentation […]
Discover different container types and how they shape modern cloud architecture. Explore Docker, Containerd, rkt, Podman, and LXC, uncovering their unique features. See how these containers suit different purposes, from single apps to complete operating systems. Learn about Kubernetes and Docker Swarm for flexible app deployment. Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, this post […]
You see, building software is a lot like cooking your favorite dish. Just as you add ingredients to make your meal perfect, software developers consider various elements to craft software that’s top-notch. These elements, known as “software quality attributes” or “non-functional requirements (NFRs),” are like the secret spices that elevate your dish from good to […]
