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www.codeandunicorns.com
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| | | | | As a growing company, we have decided to switch from externally managed CMS solution towards our own internally managed one. In this article, we will take you through our short journey of providing zero-downtime releases for our CMS in the world, where maintenance windows are they default options. | |
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www.harness.io
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| | | | | SMU reduces rollback time by 83% and deployment time by 98% using Harness, enabling efficient, automated Kubernetes deployments and enhancing IT stability. | |
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www.fivetran.com
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| | | | | To ensure a seamless, student-centric experience, universities must use automated data integration to centralize information and enhance decision-making. | |
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brunoscheufler.com
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| | | Last week I published a piece on how running a CI-driven commit-based release infrastructure can improve your time-to-release drastically. I noticed that it wasn't super clear on how to get services running that aren't typically bundled or packaged up like container images, for example, frontend deployments. The issue here was that running all workflow steps in one routine every time something changed would take a long time, so usually, people put them into asynchronous flows, to run deployments to compl... | ||
