Tag: infrastructure as code

CI/CD - Highlighted

Deploy serverless app stack with Serverless Framework

This article describes how to deploy a basic serverless app using the Serverless Framework. We will be covering a brief introduction of Serverless, a comparison with other frameworks/tools, and finally, the step-by-step to make the code to deploy a basic API GW-Function app in AWS using Serverless.   Serverless Framework Serverless Framework is an open-source…

Automation - Highlighted

Infrastructure as Code Best Practices

For many years managing your company’s IT infrastructure was a challenging job. IT teams had to manually configure all the software and hardware used to run your applications. Teams would set up physical servers and configure and manage them manually. This effort required large teams of people and dedicated physical space for servers. Luckily this…

Security & Compliance

Tutorial: How to provide secure access with Hashicorp Boundary

In provisioning infrastructure for any environment, there is a need for users to securely access dynamic hosts and services – this is where the hashicorp boundary takes a great task up. Hashicorp is an open-source solution and has had several things that have made it evolve in the past years and boundary has to be…

CI/CD - DevOps - Productivity

5 Test Steps Every CI/CD Pipeline Must Have

One way to build applications and consistently deliver high-quality software updates and changes to your users is to implement a CI/CD pipeline. CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery. Continuous Integration (CI) implements small changes and frequently checks in code version control repositories by pushing development teams through a coding philosophy and set of…

Observability

Introducing Observability & Monitoring Into Your System

Your system, application, and/or your infrastructure are going to have problems. Once you have your infrastructure under control, you will want to understand what’s happening in the system through Observability. The goal is to prevent as many issues as possible, but the reality is that problems are unavoidable. What’s most important is detecting problems before…