Why Developers Don’t Need “kubectl” Access? Top 5 Reasons to Avoid It
TL;DR: Developers do not need to operate Kubernetes Clusters with kubectl. Platforms help streamline the DX and provide them just the right information
A Kubernetes head with a travelling soul. Abhinav is a highly motivated and a lifelong learner with a passion for open-source software and cloud-native technologies.
TL;DR: Developers do not need to operate Kubernetes Clusters with kubectl. Platforms help streamline the DX and provide them just the right information
TL;DR: A global B2B marketplace achieved a 40% increase in developer productivity by adopting Devtron. In just 4 weeks, they migrated to Kubernetes, reduced time-to-market by 30% and automated 60% of their processes, streamlining CI/CD pipelines and boosting collaboration.
TL;DR: In this blog, the author talks about the importance of approval-based deployments for critical environments on Kubernetes. The further author also explains how it can be easily streamlined with Devtron.
TL;DR: The blog talks about how ephemeral environments with Devtron become much easier, reducing the complexities, automating the process, and optimizing infra cost.
TL;DR: Streamlining frontend deployments, build once and deploy everywhere with dynamic environment variables using Kubernetes ConfigMaps.
TL;DR: Building container images without Dockerfile and deploying on Kubernetes can help you accelerate your Kubernetes adoption journey. Buildpacks is one such tool that can help you easily containerise you applications and kickstart Kubernetes deployments with Devtron.
TL;DR: Time-based scaling in Kubernetes can be really helpful for predictable traffic and it can help you optimize costs, proactive planning and avoid workload overprovisioning in Kubernetes.
TL;DR: KEDA is used to fetch metrics from AWS Cloud watch. Based on ALB metrics the application can be scaled accordingly. This will help run software efficiently and smoothly.