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This blog post offers guidance on choosing the right CI/CD tools to automate your software development and delivery process. It emphasizes prioritizing your team's needs and choosing tools that address those needs. Open-source solutions are explored as a viable option. The importance of starting small and building a scalable CI/CD pipeline is stressed. Security and bug management are also covered. The blog recommends ongoing communication and keeping your CI/CD framework up-to-date.

IAST (Interactive Application Security Testing ) is a term for tools that combine the advantages of SAST (Static Application Security Testing and DAST ( Dynamic Application Security Testing ).

AST and DAST provide two stringent methods to safeguard their software delivery pipeline at various stages.

Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) refers to a set of practices incorporated into operations using the same approach used in software building.SRE implementation in a company fast track growth by providing seamless operations between the various teams in the organisation.

Certification, in general, is more like a legal tender to show that a person is knowledgeable in something of a particular aspect, particularly in Kubernetes for CKA and CKAD.

Using some no-code/low-code platforms, you can drive positive changes in the software development workflow in your organization.

Kraken CI is a new Continuous Integration tool. It is a modern, open-source, on-premise CI/CD system that is highly scalable and focused on testing. It is licensed under Apache 2.0 license. Its source code is available on Kraken CI GitHub page.

Kubernetes security is critical throughout the life of the container due to the dynamic and distributed nature of a cluster.

By leveraging tools that are customary to a developer’s workflow, GitOps makes infrastructure definition and management inclusive for developers. It allows developers and operations teams to collaborate on the state of an application’s environment through a pull/merge request.

Sometimes Amazon S3 might not be serving you as you need and need some features or want to move out of the big 3 providers due to charges of which you’re not using much of their services.