Technology Blog - Redapt | DevOps and Automation (6)

When a company reaches a certain scale, keeping hundreds and even thousands of containers and their microservices seamlessly talking to one another can be a very big lift.

At Redapt, we try to remain relatively tech agnostic. Every client we work with has specific needs, and those needs often require an array of technical skills, infrastructure, and tools.

With that...

Originally developed by Google, Kubernetes (or K8s) are now the standard for container orchestration, supported by everyone from AWS and Azure, to Cisco, IBM, and VMware.

A tech-savvy CIO of a well-established dot com recognized a common business problem: competitors coming into the market were able to develop and deploy features for their customers at a much faster...

In order to stay ahead of the curve, companies must constantly invest in innovation and development.

One of the ways businesses do this is through developing proprietary systems and software. In the...

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In a previous blog post, we highlighted how the rising use of containers has revolutionized the way software is developed and deployed. In this post, we offer a "cheat sheet" on Kubernetes for IT...

Application architectures that leverage container-based workloads and microservices are quickly becoming the standard in enterprise production deployments. They contribute to faster and more...

It's difficult to get started with cloud-native applications until you've addressed some key issues - organizational and cultural - that lie outside of technology.

Let's say you've decided to modernize your DevOps and are interested in AWS, but aren't quite sold on how easy it's going to be to automate your development pipeline to it.

Well, I'm here to tell you...