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By Alex Oprisan
In the world of DevOps, Kubernetes (K8s) is more than just a tool for managing containers-it's the backbone of modern infrastructure. When DevOps teams mention Kubernetes, they're referencing its vast capabilities, which extend far beyond basic container orchestration. They're talking about its ability to manage scaling, automation, networking, and security across complex, distributed systems. In this article, we'll explore what DevOps pros really mean when they discuss Kubernetes, highlighting the core features that make it a cornerstone of the DevOps ecosystem.
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By Alin Dobra
In the ever-evolving software development landscape, platform engineering has risen to prominence as a pivotal practice, transforming how organizations build, maintain, and operate internal infrastructure. As digital transformation continues to accelerate, companies are under immense pressure to deliver software faster, more reliably, and at scale. Platform engineering provides the foundation for achieving this by creating and maintaining internal developer platforms (IDPs) that streamline the development process, enabling developers to focus on writing code rather than managing complex infrastructure.
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By Alin Dobra
Engineering teams face numerous challenges as they navigate the complexities of modern infrastructure and deployment. From managing multiple environments to reducing feedback loops and mitigating manual errors, engineering leaders are under constant pressure to improve operational efficiency and accelerate product delivery.
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By Bunnyshell team
When it comes to automating DevOps processes and managing cloud environments, both Bunnyshell and Qovery have gained significant traction. While both platforms provide multi-cloud deployment, automation, and developer-friendly interfaces, there are key differences between the two. Bunnyshell offers several advanced features that make it a standout alternative to Qovery, particularly for teams seeking more control, flexibility, and efficiency in managing their cloud environments.
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By Bunnyshell team
With Heroku announcing significant changes, such as the discontinuation of its free tier, developers are left seeking alternatives that offer similar ease of use but more robust and scalable options. While Heroku was once the go-to for rapid deployment and management of applications, several alternatives now stand out, each offering unique benefits on different cloud platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, Linode, Hetzner, Vultr, and Scaleway.
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By Bunnyshell team
In today's fast-paced tech industry, CTOs of growing scaleups face the challenge of delivering products faster while maintaining high quality and controlling costs. One powerful way to tackle this challenge is by automating development environments, which can significantly improve productivity, reduce errors, and speed up the entire development process. In this guide, we'll explore the benefits of automating development environments and explain why CTOs should prioritize this approach to accelerate product delivery and stay competitive.
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By Alin Dobra
Docker Compose is a powerful tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. It simplifies the process of setting up environments with multiple services, making life easier for developers. However, when it comes to production environments, Docker Compose often falls short.
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By Alex Oprisan
Platform engineering is rapidly evolving as businesses look for more efficient ways to manage infrastructure, automate workflows, and improve developer productivity. In this edition, we’ll explore the top 10 platform engineering platforms for September 2024, optimized for scalability, automation, and ease of use. These platforms empower developers to focus on building code while platform engineers handle infrastructure with reduced complexity.
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By Alin Dobra
In the ever-evolving software development landscape, ephemeral environments are short-lived, automated setups used for testing, staging, or development. These environments exist only temporarily—created when necessary and destroyed afterward—allowing developers to work in isolation without impacting others. Ephemeral environments are crucial for efficient, conflict-free development, accelerating time-to-market, and enhancing team collaboration.
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By Alin Dobra
As technology evolves, so do the roles and strategies that drive software development and infrastructure management. One of the most significant shifts we’ve seen in recent years is the move from Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) to platform engineering. This change is reshaping how companies operate, from scaling their infrastructure to improving the developer experience.
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By Bunnyshell
How do you know if your engineering team is efficient at scale? Is modern CI/CD cloud tooling and DORA metrics enough? One of the best ways to find answers is by looking at successful open-source projects and how they operate, overcoming the challenges of remote work, asynchronous communication, and diverse global collaboration.
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By Bunnyshell
What You Will Learn: Who Should Attend: Developers, QA Engineers, DevOps Professionals, and Technical Managers interested in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of their testing processes through innovative technologies. Join us to discover how to streamline your end-to-end testing and enhance your development pipeline with Bunnyshell ephemeral environments. Gain insights into practical tools and strategies that reduce testing bottlenecks and lead to faster, more reliable releases.
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By Bunnyshell
What’s the Stripe secret sauce for enhanced developer productivity and collaboration?
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By Bunnyshell
Gartner predict that by 2026, 80% of software engineering organizations will establish platform teams as internal providers of reusable services, components and tools for application delivery. Developer productivity is critical to business success, yet in many organizations, it can take days - if not weeks - for developers to get development, staging, and preview environments they need to develop modern cloud-native applications.
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By Bunnyshell
With Bunnyshell, teams can easily create and discard environments as needed, such as development, staging, and testing environments. Three ways to create environments are demonstrated: cloning an environment, using templates, and leveraging existing Docker Compose files. Bunnyshell simplifies the process of creating environments, allowing teams to focus on their work. It can be integrated with existing pipelines and is valuable for various software development phases.
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By Bunnyshell
In this webinar we explored the power of Bunnyshell and Neon in deploying production-like testing environments. Bunnyshell, an Environment as a Service platform, enables developers to instantly spin up ephemeral environments on Kubernetes. Neon provides a fully managed multi-cloud Postgres with a generous free tier, making it easy to launch serverless Postgres with a single command.
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By Bunnyshell
Corneliu Fatulescu has more than 23 years of experience in SaaS, two-sided markets, user-generated content, and media products. Currently, he's leading a team of 60 engineers working on defining the technology strategy and vision at the group level. Rarely have we encountered content CTOs who took on other CTOs' tasks. We had the CTO legacy session earlier for this reason. There is one additional thing we think CTOs should know more about the delusion that they might be under.
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By Bunnyshell
Dive into the world of Bunnyshell components with this developer-oriented video. Learn about the various component types supported, such as Helm charts, Kubernetes manifests, Docker images, Docker Compose, Terraform modules, and generic components.
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By Bunnyshell
Discover how to easily create an environment in Bunnyshell using your docker-compose.yaml file. This developer-focused video walks you through the process of importing your services and configuring your components using 100% Docker-compose syntax. Learn how to expose public hosts, attach volumes, and set up build arguments. We'll wrap up with a demonstration of how to deploy your environment in just a few minutes.
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By Bunnyshell
Learn how to deploy an environment in Bunnyshell using Helm charts and Kubernetes manifests. This developer-centric video breaks down the process of configuring components such as the frontend, backend, and databases. Dive into the details of using Helm components, running user-defined scripts, creating values files, and leveraging Helm's templating system. We also explore how to use Kubernetes manifests and perform replacements within your application.
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Bunnyshell delivers real developer productivity by streamlining your development process with Internal Developer Platform, Preview Environments, and Standardized Development Environments.
Bunnyshell is a Environments as a Service platform that makes it incredibly easy to create and manage full-stack environments for development, staging and production, so your team can deliver software faster and focus on building great products. With Bunnyshell, you can create environments in your own cloud, from the simplest static websites to the most complex (microservices with many cloud-native dependencies) applications.
Free developers from time-consuming, unnecessary tasks that slow their work, so you and your team can focus on writing code:
- Automatic Preview Environments with every Pull-request: Accelerate review cycles, test changes deployed before merging, and make the development process a collaborative experience with preview environments for every code change.
- Preconfigured Dev Environment available on demand: Develop and debug locally while running environments remotely in the cloud, and see your changes live, precisely as they would look in production.
- On-demand Testing Environments with just one click: Whenever you need an environment for a release, a demo, or any sort of testing, create it, use it, then destroy it. You can easily control what data it receives and for how long it stays up. There's no need to pay for idle environments.
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