Explore the main differences between 4 of the most prominent DevOps platforms and one newer, modern, open-source platform.
TL;DR: In this article we'll learn about how to deploy Hashicorp vault in Kubernetes and how to fetch secrets from vault and integrate it with your applications on Kubernetes.
TL;DR: SVN is an open source version control system with a centralised server. Building a continuous integration and deployment pipeline can be a bit hectic for SVN repos. This blogs cover the easiest possible solution for building a CI/CD pipeline for Kubernetes to deploy SVN apps.
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: In just a few minutes, you can create an application container, build a pipeline, and deploy your application onto AWS EKS and Graviton. With Devtron it's a simple task to build multi-architecture containers that can run in different cloud environments on different chip archtectures.
TL;DR: Users can deploy apps and progressively shift traffic to an already-deployed version or the new version or roll it out to a subset of users before rolling out fully with Flagger
TL;DR: Deploying 100s of applications manually would be time-consuming. You can set up one click deployment and builds through the use of Application groups.
