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LowOps Platform Cloudogu EcoSystem
Effectiveness with high efficiency is the key to success in our fast-paced and dynamic business world. Increasing digitalization requires quick responses to changing environments and requirements. Find out what makes the Cloudogu EcoSystem a LowOps platform and how it helps to support your enterprises' digital transformation capabilities
07.06.2023
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Cloudogu EcoSystem: Private cloud for software development
Due to the recent announcement of the acquisition of GitHub by Microsoft and the (sometimes very emotional) discussions about possible ramifications, it becomes obvious that people, teams or companies use services like GitHub for many different reasons. That is because they all have different prerequisites and requirements. GitHub hosts code for 100% Open Source developers as well as for companies with private repositories only and everything in between.
06.06.2023
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Why operating multiple Cloudogu EcoSystem instances can make sense
Cloudogu EcoSystem is an extremely efficient way to operate a software development infrastructure. Nevertheless, there are scenarios where it might make sense to separate projects into individual instances of the Cloudogu EcoSystem.
22.02.2023
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The documentation (docs) for the Cloudogu EcoSystem
The principle of good software is to present as many complex relationships as possible in an easily understandable way. Thus, our Cloudogu EcoSystem looks pretty simple even though it hides extensive operations under the surface. Nevertheless, the Cloudogu EcoSystem provides a surprising number of user interfaces. Even though we observe usability conventions to the best of our ability, yet some functionality requires explanation. Therefore, we decided to build a comprehensive, public documentation and guide as docs.cloudogu.com.
28.07.2021
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Advantages of a Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure
Since companies have very different requirements when it comes to data security, maintenance costs, security, legal compliance, etc., various cloud models have been developed. A basic distinction is made among “public”, “private” and “hybrid” cloud architectures.
27.11.2020
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Backup and Restore with Cloudogu EcoSystem
With the Cloudogu EcoSystem you can easily and efficiently create backups for your entire toolchain, without any additional work. The backup and restore Dogu secures the data of your tools and allows you to easily restore it in case you need to.
27.08.2020
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IT compliance in practice – correctly containing and deleting data and projects in B2B software development
Since compliance is about adhering to regulations of any kind, this is very complex and individual issue. That's why this post will be dealing with a very specific topic: the deletion of data when the contract ends. In B2B software development, it is customary for contracts to contain a clause on the delivery or destruction of all records and documents related to the project.
07.04.2020
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Docs As Code – Continuous Delivery of Presentations with reveal.js and Jenkins – Part 2
The first part of this series demonstrated the use cases and benefits of delivering presentations with reveal.js. They are Docs As Code, and therefore they can be subjected to versioning management and of course delivered via Continuous Delivery. Furthermore, we demonstrate how the Jenkins pipelines can be used to deploy to GitHub Pages using a model concrete implementation. This article demonstrates additional alternatives for deployment (Sonatype Nexus and Kubernetes), while the general structure of the `Jenkinsfile` remains the same.
11.02.2020
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Docs As Code – Continuous Delivery of Presentations with reveal.js and Jenkins – Part 1
Reveal.js allows software developers to use web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to deploy slides for presentations and to display them in the browser. This eliminates the dreaded mouse-driven excursion into the world of PowerPoint/Impress, with its incompatibilities between Microsoft Office, Libre/OpenOffice, problems with Linux, and exclusive access requirements to make editing changes.
26.08.2019
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How to save administrative effort with the EcoSystem
It is curious that in the field of software development, in which developers create something new every day, the "never change a running system" approach is very widely followed when it comes to the underlying toolchain. Downtime is too expensive, whether something goes wrong when updating an important system and the developers are unable to work for some period of time or if even the most recent work status is lost. This post compares the required effort for the installation and the operation of a toolchain for three different scenarios.
30.07.2019
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Continuous Delivery with Sonatype Nexus, Jenkins and the Cloudogu EcoSystem
In order to meet the growing demand to release new features at an increasingly faster pace, these features must be implemented faster and faster. But that's just one side of the coin. After all, these features have to be put into production as well. Often, deployments are made manually and prone to errors. They tie up resources, and they may take a long time. The solution is complete automation, which is called Continuous Delivery.
09.05.2019
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