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Every customer-facing project aims to achieve high uptime. We, as developers, write thorough unit and integration tests to catch as many bugs as possible. We even set up staging environments to simulate production as well as we can. Yet, downtime still happens and not only once we had to revert a change. Blue-Green deployment is a technique that allows us to ship code with high confidence, minimizing the risk of errors. We will go through the why and what of Blue-Green,as well as show how you can start doing it using Spinnaker. BDEVOPS @ Adobe 11.04.2017

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This document discusses dockerizing an e-learning application called Avendoo. It provides an overview of Avendoo and why Docker was used. Key points include: 1. Avendoo is an application for managing and publishing e-trainings that was developed externally and customized for Haufe Akademie. 2. Docker was implemented to containerize and deploy Avendoo across different environments like development, testing, staging and production in a standardized way. 3. The Docker implementation uses a factory pattern with Dockerfiles, images and volumes to build, test and deploy Avendoo and its dependencies to new virtual machines created with Docker Machine.

Jenkins X - automated CI/CD solution for cloud native applications on Kubernetes

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Sampath Priyankara

This document provides an overview of the Masakari project in OpenStack. Masakari is an instances high availability service that automatically recovers instances from failures. It aims to provide high availability for instances, especially for applications being migrated to the cloud. The document discusses Masakari's architecture, features, community, and how to get involved in contributing to the project.

Jenkins X intro (from google app dev conference)

Michael Neale

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Safe deployments with Blue-Green and Spinnaker

Every customer-facing project aims to achieve high uptime. We, as developers, write thorough unit and integration tests to catch as many bugs as possible. We even set up staging environments to simulate production as well as we can. Yet, downtime still happens and not only once we had to revert a change. Blue-Green deployment is a technique that allows us to ship code with high confidence, minimizing the risk of errors. We will go through the why and what of Blue-Green, as well as show how you can start doing it using Spinnaker.

Unlimited Staging Environments on Kubernetes

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How to run complete, disposable apps on Kubernetes for Staging and Development What if you could rapidly spin up new environments in a matter of minutes entirely from scratch, triggered simply by the push of a button or automatically for every Pull Request or Branch. Would that be cool? That’s what we thought too! Companies running complex microservices architectures need a better way to do QA, prototype new features & discuss changes. We want to show that there’s a simpler way to collaborate and it’s available today if you’re running Kubernetes. Tune in to learn how you can assemble 100% Open Source components with a CodeFresh CI/CD Pipeline to deploy your full stack for any branch and expose it on a unique URL that you can share. Not only that, we ensure that it’s fully integrated with CI/CD so console expertise is not required to push updates. Empower designers and front-end developers to push code freely. Hand it over to your sales team so they can demo upcoming features for customers! The possibilities are truly unlimited. =)

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In a productive cloud native development workflow, individual teams can build and ship (micro)services independently from each other. But with a rapidly evolving cloud native landscape, creating an effective developer workflow using a platform based on something like Kubernetes can be challenging. We are all creating software to support the delivery of value to our customers and to the business, and therefore, the developer experience from idea generation to running (and observing) in production must be fast, reliable, and provide good feedback. During this talk Daniel will share with you several lessons learned from real world consulting experience working with teams deploying to Kubernetes. Key takeaways include: - Why an efficient development workflow is so important - A series of questions to ask in order to understand if you should attempt to build a PaaS on top of Kubernetes (everyone needs a platform, but how much should be built versus integrated versus bought?) - A brief overview of developer experience tooling for Kubernetes, and how this domain could evolve in the future - The role of Kubernetes, Envoy, Prometheus, and other popular cloud-native tools in your workflow - Key considerations in implementing a cloud-native workflow

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Jenkins X - automated CI/CD solution for cloud native applications on Kubernetes

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Safe deployments with Blue-Green and Spinnaker

Every customer-facing project aims to achieve high uptime. We, as developers, write thorough unit and integration tests to catch as many bugs as possible. We even set up staging environments to simulate production as well as we can. Yet, downtime still happens and not only once we had to revert a change. Blue-Green deployment is a technique that allows us to ship code with high confidence, minimizing the risk of errors. We will go through the why and what of Blue-Green, as well as show how you can start doing it using Spinnaker.

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Safe deployments with Blue-Green and Spinnaker

Unlimited Staging Environments

2015 05-06-karsten gaebert-akademie-etrainings

Jenkins X - automated CI/CD solution for cloud native applications on Kubernetes

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Building a Raspberry Pi cluster with Kubernetes, OpenFaaS and .NET

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