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SUMMARY:Adopting Observability in Development and Testing
DESCRIPTION:Observability has typically been associated with site reliability engineering (SRE) to help IT maintain reliability and uptime and to more quickly get to the root cause of IT issues and prevent outages. But observability also has a role to play in software development and in testing. \nIn this episode of DevOps Unbound\, we’ll explore the growing trend of developers and test engineers integrating observability tools into the software development life cycle (SDLC). Adopting observability\, typically considered the purview of operations and security\, helps developers design more operable software and testers enhance efficiency and accuracy. We’ll delve into practical strategies and examples demonstrating how observability tools can identify issues and streamline bug diagnosis\, leading to more robust\, operable and reliable software solutions. \nIn this episode of DevOps Unbound\, you learn from our panel of observability experts about: \n\nThe significant benefits observability brings to developers and testers.\nObservability-driven design\nObservability as a development tool\nObservability’s impact on problem and bug investigation\nHow observability can benefit software operability
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/adopting-observability-in-development-and-testing/
LOCATION:Live Webinar\, Boca Raton\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:DevOps Unbound Webinar,Observability
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SUMMARY:Modernize Your VM Strategy From On-Premises to the Cloud
DESCRIPTION:While cloud-native development continues to grow\, many enterprises still rely on a number of virtual machine (VM)-based applications or on databases that must live on top of VMs. Today\, these companies are having to spend significant money to maintain both their virtual machine infrastructure alongside their Kubernetes infrastructure. \nRed Hat OpenShift Virtualization\, based on the KubeVirt project\, addresses this challenge by providing VM infrastructure within Kubernetes clusters. This means that organizations can easily run applications in VMs alongside applications in containers\, taking advantage of a common user experience and allowing them to rehost\, refactor\, redeploy or rebuild applications if and when they are ready as part of their app modernization efforts. \nBut what about data management? Stateful applications in Kubernetes require persistent storage and critical applications require business continuity. The Portworx Platform simplifies\, optimizes and automates data management for applications running in both containers and virtual machines in Red Hat OpenShift. In this Techstrong Learning Experience\, experts from Portworx and Red Hat will explore the modern virtualization strategies that provide enterprises with a roadmap for long-term success. \nYou’ll learn: \n\nHow you can modernize your VM strategy\nHow to maintain enterprise-grade features across both on-premises and public cloud deployments\nHow Portworx and Red Hat are partnering to deliver the cloud operating model of the future
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/modernize-your-vm-strategy-from-on-premises-to-the-cloud/
LOCATION:Live Webinar\, Boca Raton\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cloud-native application development,DevOps
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SUMMARY:Accelerating Dev/Test Cycles for Kubernetes Apps With ngrok and Rancher
DESCRIPTION:DevOps practices and Kubernetes are critical for modernizing your applications\, but testing apps\, deploying them in production Kubernetes environments and managing Kubernetes iteself can be challenging. Developers need secure ingress for their applications and services in test/dev environments to test integrations with webhook providers and external APIs as well as preview them with fellow developers. Once development and testing is complete\, these need to be transitioned to production. \nThese tasks become even more daunting when apps need to be delivered across a multi-cluster\, multi-cloud environment. Developers spend a lot of time wrangling networking and Kubernetes primitives like DNS\, TLS certificates\, IP and subnet routing\, ELBs and VPC routing\, just to name a few. That’s where Rancher and ngrok come in. \nIn this Techstrong Learning Experience\, the ngrok and Rancher teams will show you how to accelerate feature velocity by overcoming the complexity of delivering applications running in Kubernetes. \nYou’ll learn: \n\nBest practices for deploying and managing multi-cluster Kubernetes\nBoosting developer productivity with instant ingress\nEliminating platform lock-in with ngrok Ingress Controller for Kubernetes\nSimplifying application delivery from dev/test to production
URL:https://devops.com/webinars/accelerating-dev-test-cycles-for-kubernetes-apps-with-ngrok-and-rancher/
LOCATION:Live Webinar\, Boca Raton\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:DevOps,Kubernetes Management
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