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Automate Zero Downtime Deployment on GKE Cluster Using Blue Green Deployment Strategy

It’s difficult to deploy a new version of code without downtime. To resolve this issue a blue green deployment strategy is used. Blue green deployment strategy is used to deploy a new version of code. With the help of blue green deployment strategy, it is possible to roll back to the previous version of the […]

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Deployment Of Containerized Application on Tomcat Server

Introduction: “DevOps” is the combination of tools and technologies that helps organizations deliver applications with minimal effort and in a shorter period of time. In this blog, I have implemented a DevOps strategy by integrating Github, Jenkins, and Docker to deliver small Java-based applications. Project Architecture:   Tools Used: Tomcat: Tomcat is an open-source web […]

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Integrating Terraform with Jenkins (CI/CD)

Automated Infrastructure (AWS) Setup Using Terraform and Jenkins (Launch EC2 and VPC) In this blog we will discuss how to execute the Terraform code using Jenkins and set up AWS infrastructure such as EC2 and VPC. For those of you are unfamiliar with Jenkins, it is an open-source continuous integration and continuous development automation tool […]

Leveraging Flask Micro-Framework with Python

If you’ve worked with Python before, you’re probably familiar with the frameworks that Python deploys to quickly get a website up and running. If not, then you’ve come to the right place. Python is one of the most popular programming languages, and its ease of use and adaptability means that it’s used to create applications […]

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GitHub Code Migration Using DevOps Automation

Migration from one code management system to another is a non-trivial exercise.  Most of the time the team wishes to maintain code history, branch structure, team permissions, and integrations. This blog post investigates one such migration from Bitbucket to GitHub for a large health maintenance organization. Due to growth and acquisition over time, the organization […]

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Big Data Bootcamp by the Beach: Getting Started Smart

In the first post in this series, I talked about giving a Big Data Bootcamp in the Dominican Republic to a large group of very smart students. In this post, I’ll go over the basic tools and techniques that I think are most relevant in the job market. These are basic tools that most are […]

Install Pivotal Cloud Foundry on Google Cloud Platform with One Command

Implementing Pivotal Cloud Foundry on Google Cloud Platform is an arduous task for most developers, taking hours and numbering in nearly 100 steps. However, recent developments by industry leaders have simplified the process, allowing the setup to take just a few steps, saving time and accelerating innovation. The installation instructions and necessary files are on […]

Sitecore Ignition: Getting Started

This is a quick getting-started video for people wanting to clone and start working with Sitecore Ignition. Github location: https://github.com/sitecoreignition/SitecoreIgnition Find us on #ignition on the Sitecore Community Slack On Twitter: @ignition_sc @sitecorejon @sitecorey @sitecoregeorge @sitecorechris Or ask a question or comment below!

Azure ARM Template: Import and Export Templates from Portal

The feature support for Azure Resource Manager and ARM Templates has been a little light since it’s initial release. This is something that is slowly changing, however, an update to the Azure Portal released this week helps move ARM Template support forward in a big way. This new feature is the ability to Export any […]