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02/10/2021

Our host Darren Broemmer sits down with Clare Liguori, Principal Software Engineer for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Container Services, to discuss the influence of and on the container space, why migrating your app to containers also improves observability, and how Chaos Engineering has become even more important.

‎Show Steam Powered - a Podcast from Engine Yard, Ep A Discussion with Clare Liguori from AWS Container Services - Feb 4, 2021

02/10/2021

Follow Darren Broemmer on his Unbundled series. In this blog, we learn how to create a . Click below to know more.

https://blog.engineyard.com/balancing-developer-productivity-code-quality-0-0

02/10/2021

On the 28th we hosted a CIO panel discussion talking about the evolution of and its impact on improving time to market, and utilization as well as cost optimization.

Some of the points discussed in the webinar includes:
1. What are the core differences between the and NoOps approach?
2. When do you need NoOps vs when it may not be the right solution.
3. What kinds of benefits can organizations expect from adopting a NoOps platform?

NoOps, is here and it’s more than just a buzzword or an ideal. The next generation of PaaS platforms are evolving to minimize the developers’ operational bu...

02/10/2021

is here and it’s more than just a buzzword or an ideal. The next generation of platform-as-a-service ( ) platforms are evolving to minimize the developers’ operational burden and reduce dependency on for . Check out our NoOps vision in this article on DevOps.com from Rahul Subramaniam. Rahul urges dev teams that don’t want to deal with operations or don’t have in-house operations resources to consider deploying applications on a NoOps platform.

What do you think about NoOps:
1. It's a buzzword, nothing else.
2. The argument about NoOps and standardization makes sense
3. I'm on the fence. It's too soon to say.

Let us know in the comments down below.

https://devgraph.medium.com/up-your-devops-game-its-time-for-noops-devops-com-b589ac423b5b

By Rahul Subramaniam

02/10/2021

your with one-click from GitHub onto a fully-managed, secure with Engine Yard Kontainers ( ). This video will get you started in a matter of minutes using the second-generation Platform-as-a-Service ( ) EYK. Building on 10 years of experience hosting , , and applications, EYK is your NoOps platform of choice.

Deploy your applications with one-click from GitHub onto a fully-managed, secure application hosting platform with Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK). This video w...

02/10/2021

We are delighted to announce that the Engine Yard Kontainers is now . Engine Yard Kontainers ( ), is a fully managed -based infrastructure to run your without building expertise. We introduced EYK in July 2020 as an alpha version. Thanks to many of our customers who worked closely with us from alpha to GA.

This post announces the release of the latest version of Engine Yard which incorporates container based technologies.

02/10/2021

The latest episode of our podcast, Steam Powered, is out now! Featuring PJ Hagerty and our own Darren Broemmer discussing , , and coffee! Take a listen!

As we prepare to hand over the reins, our host sits down with Developer Advocate for , to talk about , his introduction to the Ruby Community, and a bit about Dave Grohl's coffee consumption.   Don't miss this great handoff episode!

02/10/2021

Engine Yard Kontainers ( ) is the second-generation Platform-as-a-Service ( ) for hosting , PHP, and NodeJS applications. In this video, we walk through how you to migrate your from Engine Yard Cloud to EYK. Leverage the flexibility and scalability of containers today using EYK.

Engine Yard Kontainers (EYK) is the second-generation Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for hosting Ruby-on-Rails, PHP, and NodeJS applications. In this video, we...

02/10/2021

The latest episode of Steam Powered is now available! Featuring PJ Hagerty and Jason Charnes! Check it out - https://lnkd.in/gYrWMx7

Our host sits down with of Southeast Ruby Conf fame to discuss the speed of Ruby, what makes the community so amazing, and why Ruby is still the choice after all these years!

02/10/2021

The latest Steam Powered Podcast is available! Our host PJ Hagerty sits down with former Engine Yarder and current Josh Software Engineer, Kirk Haines to discuss the old days of , , and Engine Yard and what lies ahead with great things like and .

Our host sits down with former Engine Yarder and current Josh Software Engineer, to discuss the old days of Ruby, Rails, and Engine Yard and what lies ahead with great things like Crystal and Hanami.

02/10/2021

Application deployment has never been more complex. As the number of choices available, has multiplied, developers have to decide which APIs are best for deploying their software – and on what infrastructure – bare metal, virtual machines like EC2 and VMWare, Kubernetes, Swan, OpenShift, serverless, Lambda, Knative, etc. Not only this, the teams have to decide on what IaaS to deploy the actual software, they need to also choose how and where the layers and logs will be stored and monitored. They need to consider traceability, horizontal, or vertical scaling issues, etc.

You can deal with thousands of permutations and combinations to create a bespoke solution to deploy your app or you can choose a proven platform like Engine Yard. Create standard best-in-class operations that deliver economies of scale and easily evolve with minimal hassle with Engine Yard’s tried and tested platform hardened over decades of deployment experience on AWS.

Learn more or try Engine Yard at www.engineyard.com.

02/10/2021

We are excited to announce Steam Powered - the Engine Yard Podcast!

Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/gH6hhJm

Steam Powered is a podcast from the folks at Engine Yard where we talk about all things Cloud, Kubernetes, IaaS, Paas, Ruby, and what's new in the world of development.