How a Service Mesh Helps Your Modern Applications – DevOps Series, Part 11
Istio helps DevOps teams implement modern, microservices-based applications with containers, run them at scale, and integrates beautifully with Kubernetes.
Julio Gomez
Principal Engineer, AI & Quantum
Office of the CTO
Articles
Testing Locally Like You Were on a Remote Environment – DevOps Series, Part 10
See how you can do live testing of a service locally, while connected to a remote k8s cluster.
Hide the Complexity of Building/Deploying your Applications on Kubernetes – DevOps Series, Part 9
Learn how a tool like "Draft" hides the complexity of building images, and deploying them into a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster. So you can focus on your code.
Using CI/CD/CD for Software Lifecycle Automation – DevOps Series, Part 8
New DevNet Learning Lab shows you how to create a pipeline for your modern, microservices-based applications. See automation working on your own software changes.
Fast and Furious (and Easy) Kubernetes Deployments – DevOps Series, Part 7
Managing application life-cycle can get really complex when working with microservices. Helm is a tool that packages required microservices, and makes it easier to start/stop them as per required dependencies.
On-Prem vs. Public Cloud Deployments Differences & Similarities – DevOps Series, Part 6
There are differences and similarities between on-prem and Cloud deployments, and you can leverage common knowledge in both environments.
How to Leverage a Public Cloud for Microservices-based Application Deployment – DevOps Series, Part 5
New DevNet Learning Lab shows you how to set your environment, connectivity, and how to deploy a modern microservices-based application into a public Cloud environment.
Unveiling the Magic Behind On-premises Infrastructure – DevOps Series, Part 4
Once developers feel comfortable with their code, Ops needs to think about how it will go into the production environment -- on-premises (private) or in the Cloud (public)?
A Day In the Life of a Modern Applications Developer – DevOps Series, Part 3
Wouldn't it be nice to have developers and network operators (Dev and Ops) working together to alleviate issues and accelerate the introduction of new software capabilities in your applications?