DevOps Tooling from AWS
DevOps Tooling from AWS
DevOps is a set of cultural philosophies, tools, and practices that allow an organization to deliver software more reliably and faster with fewer defects than an organization using traditional software development and infrastructure management processes. Opcito’s latest whitepaper helps you understand “Why choose AWS as your DevOps partner?” and it will introduce you to AWS DevOps services like:
Kubernetes cluster monitoring and security webinar by Opcito
Kubernetes cluster monitoring and security webinar by Opcito
The Kubernetes technology is gaining huge traction within the dev community with many webinars, meetups, and KubeCons throughout the globe.
Creating Angular2 app using Angular/CLI
Creating Angular2 app using Angular/CLI
Angular 2 is a framework for developing mobile and desktop applications. It is an open-source javascript framework conceived as a mobile-first approach. Angular2 is the next version of Google’s broadly popular MV* framework for building complex applications. It has almost everything you need to build complicated front-end web and mobile apps, from powerful templates to fast rendering, data management, HTTP services, form handling, and many more.
Ansible to manage AWS infrastructure
Ansible to manage AWS infrastructure
Ansible is the fastest-growing Python-based open-source IT automation tool that can be used to configure/manage systems, deploy applications, and provision infrastructure on numerous cloud platforms. Ansible is not only limited to managing servers, but it also manages network switches, provision instances, and complete cloud infrastructure. Ansible modules have been designed to work seamlessly within cloud environments like AWS, GCP, VMWare, and Microsoft Azure.
Collaboration application migration to AWS
Engagement details
A classic case of moving an application with a geographically spread userbase and interconnected dependencies over other applications. Maintaining the infrastructure for such a business-critical application and perpetuate the quality of experience is always a costly affair. Zero downtime is another must-have throughout the migration process.
Technologies
Cloud, Application Migration
Tools and platforms
AWS, Route53, ELB
Benefits
- Reduced operating expenses
- Enhanced flexibility and document control
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Cloud Migration: Questions to Answer Before You Migrate
Cloud Migration: Questions to Answer Before You Migrate
Planning to move to cloud? Migrating to the cloud is not an easy task. There are a lot of decisions to be made before you take your first steps on the Cloud. The right tools and processes will ensure your first steps onto the cloud are successful. Answering the 5 W’s before you migrate will guarantee success:
From The CEO’s Desk: Get more out of your DevOps with Containers!
Get more out of your DevOps with Containers!
Opcito’s recent blog, DevOps A Culture More Than A Practice, accentuated how DevOps aims to establish a culture and environment to revolutionize the IT industry by improving performance, increasing productivity and efficiency, and encouraging innovation.
Connect the dots with AIOps - Making intelligent DevOps work for you
Connect the dots with AIOps - Making intelligent DevOps work for you
DevOps a culture more than a practice
“Software is eating the world” - Marc Andreessen
Software is everywhere. Every company today depends on software to deliver its services to end users. There is a lot of pressure on companies today to move faster and be more agile, all while delivering better reliability without sacrificing security.
From The CEO's Desk: To Microservice or Not To Microservice Is Not The Question
To Microservice or Not To Microservice Is Not The Question
Microservices are a way of breaking large software projects into loosely coupled modules, which communicate with each other through simple protocols. Microservices is a fairly familiar term, but do people understand the term fairly? It can be a fair question. I see a lot of companies approaching Opcito for consultation related to microservices architecture, and I like all the buzz around microservices.