DevOps

What Are Dockerfiles?

If you've ever used Docker Hub to spin up containers, you've probably relied on ready-to-go images.

How to Scale and Load Balance in Kubernetes

Along with self-healing, horizontal scaling is one of the best features of Kubernetes that significantly simplifies IT operations.

Getting Started with Amazon ECS: Simplifying Docker Container Management in the Cloud

Discover how Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) streamlines the deployment and management of Docker containers in the cloud, offering scalability...

How to Manage Dotfiles with Git

Dotfiles, that is, files whose names begin with a period, are used to store settings on all Unix-like operating systems.

What Are the Benefits of Chaos Engineering in DevOps?

If your team is already working according to DevOps principles and you want to test how good your workflows are, then you should take a look at chaos...

What Is Gitolite?

Gitolite is the program that’s currently the most streamlined of all for managing your own Git hosting.

Getting Started with Docker: Basic Principles and Terminology

This blog post explains the most important terms used in the Docker world and provides an overview of how Docker works.

Is Jenkins Still the Right Tool for DevOps?

Jenkins has long been a staple in CI/CD, but as DevOps evolves, is it still the right tool for the job?

DevOps Platforms at a Glance

There are essentially four different DevOps platforms on the market, which can be used to their full potential only when you purchase an enterprise...

Common Misunderstandings About DevOps

DevOps can sound perfect: shorter paths to deployment, simpler processes, more communication, better handling of errors. Of course everyone wants...