About 10 years ago, I used SaltStack extensively and wrote my top 10 best practices for SaltStack formulas. Today, I do the same for the Helm chart, having led the development of the Camunda Self-Managed Helm chart over the last 3 years, which has polished both my Helm technical skills and product mindset.
I've published the post on the Dynamic DevOps Community: 10 Helm Chart Development Best Practices.
⎈Happy Helming!⎈
Well, this is the 3rd post in the same month, I didn't do that for a long time! But Q3 2021 has been super productive and many things have been done.
Yesterday, as part of the knowledge share and developer enablement at Camunda, I delivered a Docker Best Practices Workshop which was available for the whole engineering division at Camunda.
What I really liked about this workshop, that everyone told me that they learned something new, even though they have been working with Docker for a pretty long time!
If I have a single piece of advice
In an ideal world, when you have all the time, resources, and money ... we would automate everything, from small tasks to mission-critical tasks. However, that world almost doesn't exist! In real life,
After using SaltStack for around 3 years, it has also been almost a year since became part of SaltStack formulas maintainers. I'd like to
About 10 years ago, I used SaltStack extensively and wrote my top 10 best practices for SaltStack formulas . Today, I do the ...
