Siddhant is a Product Executive at Devtron with expertise in Kubernetes, ArgoCD, and DevOps. An organizer for Cloud Native Nashik, he loves open-source tech, automation, and securing deployments.
Learn how to containerize a C++ Application and deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster. You will learn to do this with Devtron as well as the manual process.
TL;DR: This blog compares Devtron and KubeApps for Helm chart management in Kubernetes. Devtron offers superior capabilities for multi-cluster management, robust RBAC and comprehensive application lifecycle control, while KubeApps provides a simpler interface but lacks advanced features.
TL;DR: This blog covers how kOps helps create and manage self-hosted Kubernetes clusters on AWS, comparing it to managed clusters. It provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a production-grade cluster and highlights tools like Devtron for simplifying Kubernetes lifecycle management.
TL;DR: Devtron simplifies application promotion across environments by enhancing CI/CD pipelines with GitOps. It supports seamless deployments, easy rollbacks, approval policies and audit logs, making software delivery more reliable and efficient.
TL;DR: Learn Kubernetes Deployments, their role in managing pods and strategies like rolling updates, blue/green and canary for zero-downtime updates. Configure and apply these strategies in your Kubernetes environment to ensure high availability & smooth application rollouts.
TL;DR: Devtron offers a comprehensive Kubernetes management platform with Helm chart support, multi-cluster visibility, and advanced features like RBAC & team collaboration, while Komodor provides a simpler, focused Helm dashboard for deploying and managing charts.
TL;DR: Discover key highlights from KubeCon India 2024, where cloud-native experts discussed Kubernetes scaling, AI integration, and service mesh adoption, alongside Devtron’s unforgettable KubeCon India networking dinner.
TL;DR: Dockerfiles offer fine-grained control over container image creation, ideal for complex & custom applications, while Buildpacks automate the process for standard apps, enhancing developer productivity and consistency in cloud-native environments.
