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Prasanna Raghavendra

Prasanna Raghavendra is co-founder and serves as CTO at CloudMunch. Prasanna leads the architectural vision for the CloudMunch DevOps platform. Prasanna has many years of experience in the IT industry where he has held various software delivery roles, built software engineering and cloud platforms. An expert in cloud platforms, SaaS and Web 2.0, Prasanna led technology projects at Infosys, where he was head of engineering for the SaaS practice. In his last role at Misys, he led engineering for the BankFusion platform that enabled faster development & delivery of its products. Prasanna is passionate about Agile development & DevOps practices.

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DevOps Debates: Monoliths or Microservices

From the time software came into existence, application software has been booming to leverage the benefit of the computing paradigm. During this cycle, it has transformed decades of design and architectural thinking, and has crossed all aspects of application development and management needs, be it configurability, reusability, maintainability, scalability or security (a good list is of […]

Mar 18, 2016 · 3 min

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DevOps Debates: Image-Driven or Build-Driven Delivery

In the last 12 months, Docker and the containerization paradigm has challenged the foundation of some of the software delivery principles. People are resorting to things that were unheard of 18 months back and are now using them to successfully deliver software faster and cheaper. One such thing is the debate around build-driven delivery vs image-driven delivery. Over the […]

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DevOps Debates: The Benefits of Tool Standardization

As my role demands, I work with various large enterprises looking at implementing DevOps to improve their software delivery cycle times. I have seen many strategies being adopted by them—some working, and some not working yet. I have pulled together some of the more common ones so we could debate them to see if these indeed […]

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