A blog site on our Real life experiences with various phases of DevOps starting from VCS, Build & Release, CI/CD, Cloud, Monitoring, Containerization.
What is Event Streaming?Event streams are similar to digital root systems in business, capturing real-time data from multiple sources for further processing and analysis.
Event streaming is used in a variety of industries for payments, logistics tracking, IoT data analytics, customer communication, healthcare analytics, data integration, and more Continue reading “Deploying a Production-Ready Kafka Cluster on Kubernetes with Strimzi”
Organizations, these days, are constantly striving to deliver high-quality software products and services at an accelerated pace. To achieve this goal, many enterprises are turning to DevOps. However, adopting and implementing DevOps solutions can be a daunting task. This requires significant investments in infrastructure, tools and experts.
Enter DevOps as a Service (DaaS), a game-changing solution that revolutionizes the way organizations embrace and leverage DevOps methodologies. DaaS provides a managed platform and toolset that allows businesses to focus on their core competencies. While doing so, it enables them to harness the power of DevOps without the burden of building and maintaining their own infrastructure.
In this blog, we’ll delve into the world of DevOps as a Service and explore how it can unlock efficiency, agility and innovation within organizations. We’ll uncover the benefits, strategies and considerations associated with adopting DaaS. As we explore the world of DevOps as a Service, discover how it can revolutionize your organization’s software delivery and drive its success in the digital age.
DevOps as a Service (DaaS) is a cloud-based service model that provides organizations with a managed platform and toolset to support their DevOps initiatives. It aims to simplify the adoption of DevOps practices and hybrid cloud implementation by offering ready-to-use infrastructure and automation capabilities.
Continue reading “How ‘DevOps as a Service’ is Transforming Software Deliveries?”
The proc file system, or procfs, is a dynamic virtual file system that becomes active when the system boots and disappears during shutdown. It serves as a valuable resource, providing information about currently running processes, and as a hub for controlling and relaying information to the kernel. Additionally, the proc file system facilitates communication between kernel space and user space.
I’d like to share an interesting finding with you today. Perhaps, many of you must be already familiar with it but being a newbie, it really intrigued me. Continue reading “Proc File System in Linux”
