Technologies

Countering the shortage of skilled workers in the digital transformation with Low Code

The number of unfilled positions for IT specialists in companies in Germany at an all-time high (to the statistics). At the same time, digitization is at a standstill. Low Code can be a solution for driving forward digitization projects without IT specialists.

23.05.2023

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State of Kubernetes 2023 Report – The most interesting findings

Importance of cloud-native technologies, benefits, application models and challenges: The findings of VMWare's State of Kubernetes 2023 report.

24.04.2023

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Cluster Backups with Velero & Longhorn

We are currently working on migrating the Cloudogu EcoSystem to Kubernetes. Since the previous Cloudogu EcoSystem supports backups and restores, this should also be possible after the migration to Kubernetes. Velero is practically without alternative for this. In this post, we will install Velero and Longhorn and set up backups and restores.

17.02.2023

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GitOps and Kubernetes – Secure Handling of Secrets

The handling of secrets in the Kubernetes environment is still often not secure. With the introduction of GitOps at the latest, secure handling is enforced. Here are a few solutions.

16.01.2023

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The path to using the SCM-Manager

This article shows the ways in which a switch to the SCM-Manager can be handled. Various scenarios are considered, from migration from an old version to migration from other systems. The central points here are the various ways of importing repositories into the SCM-Manager and options for risk-free evaluation.

10.01.2023

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Project Management Tools Comparison: Jira, Redmine, Easy Redmine and OpenProject

When it comes to supporting the team in coordinating tasks, long-term projects and goals, the use of project management software is obligatory. This is the only way to transparently map individual planning steps and tasks and organize projects without losing an overview of the respective status, counteract problems in time and ultimately also meet deadlines. This post compares four popular tools: Jira, Redmine, Easy Redmine and OpenProject.

03.08.2022

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BugShot: Browser plugin for Redmine

BugShot is our new browser extension for Chrome browsers. It allows you to document visual bugs on websites and web apps directly from the browser window in Redmine or Easy Redmine as a ticket.

12.04.2022

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Coding Continuous Delivery — Static Code Analysis with SonarQube and Deployment on Kubernetes et al. with the Jenkins Pipeline Plugin

Jenkins Pipelines were subject to three former blog posts. This last part one is dedicated to the integration of SonarQube, Kubernetes and CD on other platforms.

13.07.2018

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Coding Continuous Delivery — Helpful Tools for the Jenkins Pipeline

After the first two parts of this series discuss the basics and the performance of Jenkins Pipelines, this article describes useful tools and methods: Shared libraries allow for reuse for different jobs and unit testing of the Pipeline code. In addition, the use of containers with Docker© offers advantages when used in Jenkins Pipelines.

24.05.2018

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Coding Continuous Delivery — Performance optimization for the Jenkins Pipeline

If you’ve ever used a conventional CI tool to set up a Continuous Delivery pipeline by chaining individual jobs without any direct pipeline support, then you’ll know just how complicated this can get. In this article series, we’ll explain how a pipeline can be defined as code in a central location using the Jenkins pipeline plugin. In the first part of this article series, we’ll take a look at the basics and share some practical tips for getting started.

02.05.2018

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Coding Continuous Delivery — Jenkins pipeline plugin basics

If you’ve ever used a conventional CI tool to set up a Continuous Delivery pipeline by chaining individual jobs without any direct pipeline support, then you’ll know just how complicated this can get. In this article series, we’ll explain how a pipeline can be defined as code in a central location using the Jenkins pipeline plugin. In the first part of this article series, we’ll take a look at the basics and share some practical tips for getting started.

19.04.2018

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All articles for topic "Technologies"

Countering the shortage of skilled workers in the digital transformation with Low Code

State of Kubernetes 2023 Report – The most interesting findings

Cluster Backups with Velero & Longhorn

GitOps and Kubernetes – Secure Handling of Secrets

The path to using the SCM-Manager

Project Management Tools Comparison: Jira, Redmine, Easy Redmine and OpenProject

BugShot: Browser plugin for Redmine

Coding Continuous Delivery — Static Code Analysis with SonarQube and Deployment on Kubernetes et al. with the Jenkins Pipeline Plugin

Coding Continuous Delivery — Helpful Tools for the Jenkins Pipeline

Coding Continuous Delivery — Performance optimization for the Jenkins Pipeline

Coding Continuous Delivery — Jenkins pipeline plugin basics