GitOps with Relay
The emergence of GitOps has been an interesting and important recent development in the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) space.
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What is K3s and how does Relay use it
This article aims to teach readers about K3s, its relation to kubernetes, and delves into the ways in which Relay uses these technologies. In this article, we refer to you, the reader, as a developer learning about k3s, kubernetes, and other cloud-native tech. Enjoy!
Introducing Puppet Enterprise tasks and workflows in Puppet Remediate
Today we are pleased to announce the release of Puppet Remediate 1.4. This release brings together the dynamic vulnerability data and prioritization capabilities in Puppet Remediate with Puppet Enterprise’s industry-leading automation to help organizations improve their security posture and reduce the risk of security incidents.
Puppet Camp America Central: Keynote
Puppet Camp America Central: Keynote with Abby Kearns, CTO, Puppet.
Puppet Camp America Central: ServiceNow and Puppet: Better Together
Puppet Camp America Central: ServiceNow and Puppet - Better Together with Kevin ReeuwijK, Sr Principal Sales Engineer, Puppet.
Puppet Camp America Central: Puppet Infrastructure in Kubernetes
Puppet Camp America Central: Puppet Infrastructure in Kubernetes with Miroslav Hadzhiev, Lead DevOps Engineer, Questers.
Creating Azure VM images with Packer and Puppet Bolt
HashiCorp Packer is a free and open source tool for creating golden images for multiple platforms from a single source configuration. Packer makes it easy to codify VM images for Microsoft Azure. In this blog post we’ll look at how to use HashiCorp Packer and Puppet Bolt to define our VM templates in code.
Puppet's Latest Services Extend the Value of Infrastructure as Code to the Windows Admin
Company continues to see growth in the Windows sector with 10,000+ active users of the Puppet VS Code Extension alone.
Automating incident response with Relay and PagerDuty
DevOps and SRE teams are under intense pressure to reduce the Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) in resolving incidents. The latest integration between Relay and PagerDuty eliminates the “digital duct tape” by creating reusable, event-driven workflows to close the loop on incidents faster through Relay’s event-based automation approach.
How to Reduce MTTR with PagerDuty and Relay
DevOps and SRE teams are under intense pressure to reduce the Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) in resolving incidents. With the proliferation of cloud services and the increasing complexity of DevOps toolchains, engineers today need to not only learn how to use these services but also troubleshoot them when an incident is raised at 2 AM. Incident response is still manual today – cobbling together runbooks and ad hoc scripts and orchestrating people to respond.