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Blue-Green Deployments: A Definition and Introductory Guide

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This deployment process involves creating two identical instances of a production app behind a load balancer. At any given time, one app is responding to user traffic, while the other app receives constant updates from your team’s continuous integration (CI) server. The blue environment is live. Current state.

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Infrastructure Engineer: Key Duties, Skills, and Background

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The ultimate goal of such a specialist is to design highly available and safe networks with disaster recovery options. They also design and implement a detailed disaster recovery plan to ensure that all infrastructure elements (data and systems) have efficient backup solutions.

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Important Practices for DevOps in the Cloud

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Security is supposed to be part of the automated testing and should be built into the continuous integration and deployment processes. Continuous Deployment (CD) and continuous Integration for Cloud apps Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) are highly regarded as best practices in DevOps cloud environments.

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Is Kubernetes Hard? 12 Reasons Why, and What to Do About It

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5) Configuring a load balancer The first requirement when deploying Kubernetes is configuring a load balancer. Without automation, admins must configure the load balancer manually on each pod that is hosting containers, which can be a very time-consuming process.