In 2021, I wrote a high-level blog post about how a small task force revamped and modernized a gigantic CI pipeline Which was an overview of the challenges we had while building advanced declarative pipelines.
In today's post, I dive more into the technical details and implementation and how we overcame long-running job limitations in Jenkins Declarative Pipelines.
This post was part of developer enablement activities at Camunda. My team had a question about Kubernetes benefits, and the content of this post was the answer I wrote to that question.
What are the benefits of using Kubernetes?
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
2 weeks ago, as a DevOps engineer and part of the knowledge share and developer enablement at Camunda, I made across teams TechTalk about Kubernetes requests and limits, aka how to manage containers resources in Kubernetes.
Nowadays Terraform is one of the pioneer tools used to manage modern infrastructure. It provides a declarative way to provision infrastructure, i.e Infrastructure as Code.
About 10 years ago, I used SaltStack extensively and wrote my top 10 best practices for SaltStack formulas . Today, I do the ...
