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Deploying infrastructure manually is an outdated practice. Using Terraform to automate manual deployment is the new normal. In this blog, we have explained in detail, how to create your first module using Terraform.

DevOps and SRE are domains with rapid growth and frequent innovations. With this blog you can explore the latest trends in DevOps, SRE and stay ahead of the curve.

No, this isn’t another post about the Secure Development Lifecycle. This is a practical post on why and how to address cloud security at each step of the infrastructure development lifecycle, from infrastructure as code in your IDE to running cloud resources.

There is a tendency to confuse MLOps and AIOps. While there are some common characteristics between the two, MLOps and AIOps are two different domains, are applied differently, and serve different goals.

Testing is an integral part of modern application development. Using the various tools in this article, you can achieve a stable and highly performant application.

Monitoring and observability are two closely related concepts that help IT professionals understand and trouble their systems. This article explains the important component of the two concepts, focusing on observability to differentiate between the two.

If DevOps is about automation and smoothing the relation between different teams responsible for developing the same application, configuration management is one of its pillars. Wikipedia defines CM as a systems engineering process for establishing and maintaining consistency of a product's performance, functional, and physical attributes with its requirements, design, and operational information throughout its life. Last week, I've been talking with someone who asked me some questions about CM and I was not able to introduce him to this topic, because I was diving deep into the complex use cases. I decided to write this post.

As you may understand, in this post, we are going to use a very basic example, a simple use case, probably not the use case you will find in large teams and corporations but consider it as an introductory example.

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the relationship between manual tasks and automation. In this process, I’ve found myself describing how to move from one to the other in various contexts, and a pretty clear pattern has popped out at me. Here I distill the pattern to automate practically any process.

CI/CD enables DevOps teams to go from development to production while tackling unexpected glitches. But, choosing the right CI/CD tool is always a challenge. In this blog, we have covered the tips that will help you select the right CI/CD tool for your team.