Tag: deployment automation
Why Old Azure DevOps Releases Survive a Pipeline Cutover
Ahmed Tariq | | Azure DevOps, Azure DevOps Classic, Azure pipelines, CI/CD, container security, deployment automation, devops, devsecops, Helm, kubernetes, Kubernetes security, Pipeline Migration, release management, Release Pipelines, software deliveryOld Azure DevOps Classic releases can retain retired deployment tasks, Helm names, image paths and variables long after a pipeline cutover, leaving stale redeploy paths active ...
How I Consolidated Duplicate Delivery Pipelines With Parameters and Build Tags
Ahmed Tariq | | Azure DevOps, build pipelines, CI/CD, deployment automation, devops, Release PipelinesTwo modules in a repository had near-identical Azure DevOps build and release definitions. A third would have required another pair. The delivery chain used five definitions: one change decider, two builds, and ...
GitOps Implementation at Enterprise Scale — Moving Beyond Traditional CI/CD
Sumanth Kadulla | | ArgoCD, change traceability, CI/CD migration, CI/CD reliability, cloud native delivery, configuration drift, declarative infrastructure, deployment automation, deployment rollback strategy, DevOps at scale, devsecops, dora metrics, gitops, GitOps adoption, GitOps security, infrastructure as code, Kubernetes continuous delivery, platform engineering, policy as code, pull-based deploymentsTraditional CI/CD pipelines hit scaling limits. Learn how GitOps improves deployment reliability, security, and DORA metrics—and what it takes to migrate successfully ...
In DevOps, Chatbots are a People Problem
Don Macvittie | | ai, AI Ops, AI Test, chatbot, Code Generation, deployment automation, devops, people, test automationBy now, you are undoubtedly aware that you can call up a chatbot or install an AI assistant into your IDE and generate entry-level code and deployment scripts. Indeed, if you just ...
We Are Living in an Ephemeral World
Don Macvittie | | build automation, container, deployment automation, devsecops automation, gitops, operationsWe are lucky to live and work in the times that we do. Oh, we have our challenges, and I talk about them a fair amount here on these pages. But the ...
