Transible — your way to “Infrastructure as Code” with Ansible.
Transible - the tool which converts you cloud to Ansible playbooks, now AWS EC2 and VPC are supported (in addition to Openstack).
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Kubernetes Kubectl - Black Mug
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Azure Solution Architect, IBM
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@acouedelo shared a post, 3 years, 7 months ago
How to Get Started with Chaos Engineering? — Preparing for Major Disruption
When starting with Choas Engineering I recommend starting with the most critical scenarios (Severity 1) because they lead to the most improvement for your company. For instance, they force you to lay the foundation for incident response and incident management.Next are the steps you should follow to..
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@bridgecrewio shared a post, 3 years, 9 months ago
It’s Not All Bad! Using Cloud Drift for Teachable Moments
Stack Overflow’s 2021 Developer Survey found that 54% of developers use AWS, yet only 7% use Terraform.
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@bridgecrewio shared a post, 3 years, 10 months ago
Top 6 Considerations for Integrating Cloud Security and GitOps
Since the term was first coined in 2017, GitOps has provided a new operating model for developing, delivering, testing, and deploying cloud-native infrastructure.
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Crossplane: A brief introduction
As we have seen lately, Crossplane took over the world of Platform Engineering providing an absolutely easy and powerful way to build cloud native control planes.
But how does it work? How can I use it? What are the gains?
This brief post, which is created to be the initial one for a Crossplane series, aims to answer some basic questions for those who are still eager to use it.
