cloudbees

CloudBees DevOps Evangelist, Brian Dawson sits down with Red Hat's Sales Director, Rich Savage to discuss how CloudBees can ease the pain of shifting to DevOps.

In this 50th episode, I sit down with two people from Cloudbees, Viktor Farcic, and Oscar Medina. We talk about CI/CD in Kubernetes and the GitOps-style of continuous deployment using Jenkins X.

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• DevOps for SharePoint Book 
• Viktor's Blog 
• DevOps Paradox Book 
• The DevOps 2.6 Toolkit 
• Oscar's Twitter 
• Viktor's Twitter 
• Oscar's Blog 

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Le Cloud est l'un ce ces changements de paradigme important qui n'apparaît que tous les 10-15 ans et qui transforme profondément l'industrie de l'IT. L'ensemble des professions liées à l'IT sont concernées. En terme de compétitivité, il permet notamment l'émergence de petites sociétés ultra-efficaces (en coût, en délai et en fonctionnalités) et forcera à terme toutes les entreprises à se positionner par rapport à leur usage du cloud afin de rester compétitives. Sacha nous parlera de ce que signifie le cloud pour les développeurs, quelles sont les options pour prendre parti du cloud puis, au travers de l'exemple de CloudBees, expliquera ce qui est d'ores et déjà possible aujourd'hui.

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