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June 25 · Issue #142 · View online
Weekly newsletter with curated articles about DevOps.
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This week we bring you is Jenkins X Continous Delivery for Kubernetes with Carlos Sanchez. In articles there two articles talking about SLO’s, Monitoring at Hello Fresh, Building a CI/CD on GCP with Kubernetes and Visualizing Kubernetes in the terminal with Kui, installing Jenkins X on Alibaba Cloud Container, and gRPC vs. Rest performance simplified. What about sharing an article/video to be published in the next issue? Send it to us! @devopsweeknews. |
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Jenkins X: Continous Delivery for Kubernetes. Carlos Sanchez, Cloud Bees
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Backstage Blog - Alerting on SLOs like Pros - SoundCloud Developers
This post describes how SoundCloud implemented the SLO concept, enabling them to fulfill their SLOs without flooding the engineers on call with an unsustainable amount of pages.
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SRE: Strategy: Deploying SLOs Across An Organization - Medium
This post outlines a technical strategy to deploy SLO’s across an organization; allowing every team to incorporate SLO’s into their specific services and to start making decisions based on those SLO’s.
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Monitoring at HelloFresh Part 1: Architecture – HelloTech
This post starts a series on Monitoring at HelloFresh, so this first post will show how they use Prometheus for monitoring and alerting, besides the monitoring architecture overview.
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Building a CI/CD on GCP with Kubernetes - Mohamed Labouardy - Medium
This post will walk you through how to create an automated end-to-end process to package a Go based web application in a Docker container image, and deploy that container image on a Google Kubernetes Engine cluster.
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Installing Jenkins X on Alibaba Cloud Container Service | Jenkins X
You will find out how to install Jeninks X on Alibaba Cloud.
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Navigating Kubernetes with Kui - The Graphical Terminal - Medium
Kui is a graphical terminal — the CLI with a GUI twist. At its heart, Kui is an ASCII terminal, with a command line approach to interacting with your cloud resources.
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gRPC vs. REST: Performance Simplified - Bimesh De Silva - Medium
See gRPC vs. REST performance implemented in Golang.
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