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Serverless is more than a buzzword; it's a shift in dev work! 🚀 From instant deployment via AWS Lambda to complex distributed system designs, serverless tech moves the complexity from infrastructure to application design. https://lnkd.in/gTGjs3eF For more insights, subscribe to DevOps Bulletin: https://lnkd.in/etMHrzud #Serverless #DevOps

“Often, developers and operation team members don’t feel responsible for the security posture of their applications. Being on the other side of the spectrum, which involves building new features and rolling them out on production, they see security as something that hinders growth. The security adherence is left to a professional that sits in another room.”  From AWS DevOps Simplified by: Akshay Kapoor. #AWS #AWSDevSecOps #CodeBuild/CodeDeploy #DevOps #GitOps #Securecoding #bestpractices #DevSecOps #threatmodeling #securearchitecture

Here is a compilation of essential open-source tools for managing cloud environments for DevOps and cloud engineers: 1. Spinnaker: Tailored for continuous delivery, Spinnaker streamlines the process of packaging and deploying applications by incorporating features like canary deployments, blue-green deploys, and percentage-based rollouts. 2. Terraform: Recognized as the top tool for open-source infrastructure-as-code, Terraform offers support for various cloud providers such as AWS, GCP, Azure, and Digital Open through a declarative language. 3. Digger: An open-source platform for managing Infrastructure as Code. 4. Infisical: A tool for securely synchronizing secrets across teams and infrastructure through end-to-end encryption. 5. Lade: Streamlines the loading of secrets from selected vaults as environment variables automatically. 6. Backstage: A versatile platform for constructing developer portals. 7. Kraken CI: A scalable, on-premise open-source CI/CD system focused on efficient testing. 8. Buildbot: Automates all stages of the software development process. 9. Helm: A package manager designed specifically for Kubernetes. 10. SonarQube: Facilitates the continuous assessment of code quality. 11. Argo CD: A continuous delivery tool tailored for Kubernetes environments. #CloudComputing #DevOps #Kubernetes #FedRAMP #CICD #InfrastructureAsCode #Monitoring #Logging #Containers #SecOps #CloudSolutions #AllThingsCloud https://buff.ly/3Y0V4j4

Here is a compilation of essential open-source tools for managing cloud environments for DevOps and cloud engineers: 1. Spinnaker: Tailored for continuous delivery, Spinnaker streamlines the process of packaging and deploying applications by incorporating features like canary deployments, blue-green deploys, and percentage-based rollouts. 2. Terraform: Recognized as the top tool for open-source infrastructure-as-code, Terraform offers support for various cloud providers such as AWS, GCP, Azure, and Digital Open through a declarative language. 3. Digger: An open-source platform for managing Infrastructure as Code. 4. Infisical: A tool for securely synchronizing secrets across teams and infrastructure through end-to-end encryption. 5. Lade: Streamlines the loading of secrets from selected vaults as environment variables automatically. 6. Backstage: A versatile platform for constructing developer portals. 7. Kraken CI: A scalable, on-premise open-source CI/CD system focused on efficient testing. 8. Buildbot: Automates all stages of the software development process. 9. Helm: A package manager designed specifically for Kubernetes. 10. SonarQube: Facilitates the continuous assessment of code quality. 11. Argo CD: A continuous delivery tool tailored for Kubernetes environments. #CloudComputing #DevOps #Kubernetes #FedRAMP #CICD #InfrastructureAsCode #Monitoring #Logging #Containers #SecOps #CloudSolutions #AllThingsCloud

#Day_71 AWS Security Overview and Step-by-Step Guide 🚀 Excited to embark on a 100-day DevOps Notes Challenge! 📝 Join me on this journey as I share daily insights, tips, and best practices in DevOps. From automation and CI/CD pipelines to cloud infrastructure and containerization, let's dive deep into the world of modern software development and operations. 🔍 Follow along to learn with me and feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. Together, let's accelerate our DevOps knowledge and skills! #DevOps #100DaysOfCode  #ContinuousIntegration  #ContinuousDelivery  #CloudComputing  #Automation

Fully transitioning from ClickOps to GitOps is not a walk in the park. Organizations need to shift their engineers' mindset to avoid configuring AWS resources through the console, let alone the technical aspect of it. Today we are pleased to announce our latest release, Console Operations Notifications. ControlMonkey users can be notified via Slack\Teams in real-time whenever someone performs infrastructure changes through the AWS console and risks weakening the organization's governance. With ControlMonkey, DevOps can set additional guardrails, and get real-time alerts to avoid surprises and educate\enable the organization to work in a GitOps methodology, and not through the AWS console. The link for more information is in the comment section #devops #aws #terraform #tfops

🔥 Are you burning cash with cold starts in your dev/test and CI/CD pipelines? Lets assume it takes 5-10 minutes to fully initialize the apps and code on EC2 used to run your dev/test cycle...this means 16.5 cents of every dollar spent on compute is repeatedly wasted on initialization, before the real testing work begins. This problem is further compounded for data & analytics intensive applications because it can take longer to stage these applications for testing and the instances they run on can be much larger than webapps. Memory checkpointing offers a way to start the real dev/test work sooner without wasting compute on the initialization and staging steps of your CI/CD pipeline. If it were as easy as using an AMI with some built-in checkpointing tools to do this, would you? If your a DevOps professional and you live and breath CI/CD, would really love to hear your comments and feedback below 👇 #AWS #DevOps #CICD #Jenkins #FinOps

Exclusive Report | The State of Kubernetes Efficiency: An Insider’s Look 💡 Did you know 51 cents of every dollar spent on Kubernetes is wasted? 💡 For DevOps and Platform Engineers, these inefficiencies can mean the difference between success and failure in resource management. Gain insights from our first year of data, including critical trends and metrics that define success in today's dynamic technological landscape. Explore detailed analyses on: https://hubs.la/Q02GlQ6Q0 #k8s #kubernetes #sre #aws #devops

🚀 Part 19: Kubernetes Real-Time Troubleshooting 🚀 In this edition, we tackle some advanced Kubernetes issues: 🔍 Scheduler Performance Bottlenecks – Fix slow pod scheduling. ⚙️ Pod Lifecycle Hook Failures – Resolve preStop or postStart issues. 🚫 Resource Quota Exceedance – Avoid resource quota errors. 🔄 Inconsistent Cluster State – Correct mismatched states. 📜 CRD Validation Errors – Troubleshoot custom resource issues. Mastering these troubleshooting scenarios will help you maintain robust, high-performing Kubernetes environments. Stay tuned for more troubleshooting tips. Follow Prasad Suman Mohan for updates! 🤝 Meet amazing Cloud & DevOps Enthusiasts #inspirations: Abhishek Veeramalla, Savinder Puri, Piyush sachdeva, Shubham Londhe, Saiyam Pathak, Suman Chakraborty, Sai Kiran, Pavan Elthepu, Aman Pathak ... #kubernetes #cloudNative #devOps #troubleshooting #techCommunity #api #networking #dns #containerization #cloudnative #devops #k8s #TechTips

🚀 Day 12 of #40DaysOfKubernetes 🚀 Expanding my Kubernetes skills! Today, I dove into DaemonSets, Jobs, and CronJobs—essential tools for orchestrating distributed systems. Just published a new blog post explaining the above topics. Access the blog from the below link. 🔗 Link: https://lnkd.in/gxpGAgMx Big thanks to Piyush sachdeva and The CloudOps Community for this amazing journey! #Kubernetes #DevOps #CloudNative #40daysofkubernetes