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Securing Infrastructure as Code

Securing Infrastructure as Code

Demand for faster application delivery has given rise to efficient development and deployment practices such as DevOps. In order to deliver applications at the increasing demands, the IT landscape requires a prosperous, stable, and competitive infrastructure to maintain the underlying hardware infrastructure. And this is where the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) came into the picture.

Securing Jenkins on GKE with IAP

Securing Jenkins on GKE with IAP

Jenkins is a self-contained, open source automation tool written in Java and has plugins mostly built for continuous integration purposes. You can automate all types of tasks related to building, testing, and deploying software with Jenkins. DevOps is all about speeding up the software development and release process. And Jenkins is widely popular in the DevOps space because of the same reason. Organizations can speed up the software development process through automation with the help of Jenkins.

Accelerating digital transformation with no-code

Accelerating digital transformation with no-code

The business landscape is transforming rapidly, thanks to accelerated development processes and advanced applications. This transformation has played a significant role for organizations by streamlining services, achieving high productivity, and maximizing revenues. Not only this, but this shift has drastically changed the competitive landscape, and not all organizations are able to cope with this changing landscape. It is essential for them to re-work and adapt to the continuously changing markets in the fast-paced digital world.

Implementing File Upload with Angular Components

Implementing File Upload with Angular Components

Angular is a widely popular framework that uses HTML and TypeScript to build single-page client applications. Angular is powerful, modern, and has a capable ecosystem that makes it a go-to platform for web, mobile, and desktop-native support. Excellent User Interface and effective content management systems (CMS) are essential aspects of any application. File uploads contribute to maintain an effective CMS and hugely influence user productivity. To upload a file, you should know how to create file upload components.

Redefining development in the pandemic with DevOps

Redefining development in the pandemic with DevOps

COVID-19 has significantly impacted the global business landscape. The tech domain is no exception to it. The disruption has forced many of us to adopt the remote working culture. Almost all the business units of tech industries are, in some or the other way, getting affected by it. Canceled events and face-to-face meetings with prospects have disrupted business development opportunities. Even the recruitment process has slowed down, which is affecting the pipeline of knowledgeable individuals.

Styling applications made easy with Sass

Styling applications made easy with Sass

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is widely popular because of the simplicity it offers while presenting web applications. It comprises style sheets which are long lists that have rules to describe how your web page should look like. If you’re into web designing then you must have heard the term ‘Sass’. It is very important for any developer working on web apps to understand exactly what Sass is and how it works.

How low-code can fit into the DevOps culture

How low-code can fit into the DevOps culture

The digital transformation drive has resulted in better and faster software development needs. The faster development needs have resulted in increased demand for a talent pool that is capable enough to deliver what is expected. However, you may not always have the resources or the time for it. Application development is not everyone’s cup of tea. Especially, not all of us like or have to play around with the coding part. So, what is the best way to deal with this? And the answer to this could be low-code development.

Local Kubernetes development simplified with Skaffold

Local Kubernetes development simplified with Skaffold

In one of our previous blogs Skaffold – Kubernetes-native app development simplified, we talked about the basics of Skaffold and how it is responsible for quick & automated deployment of Kubernetes applications. Skaffold is an amazing tool when it comes to working around application source code locally while having it continually updated.

DevOps & SRE: competitors or companions?

DevOps & SRE: competitors or companions?

Not long ago, automation in IT was a fairly new concept. All the IT operations, mostly administrative jobs, were carried out without automation. Automation started gaining momentum in the middle of the last decade and eventually led to the theory of continuous everything. This improved dev and ops collaboration that was aimed towards continuous integration and continuous deployment backed by agile practices. So, to have seamless product deployment and delivery, DevOps gradually became an integral part of every IT organization.