What DevOps stuff's do you use at work/home?

Pho3nix

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As my plunge into Linux continues, I'm learning Docker and Kubernates at the moment and it's been mentioned that it works amazingly well in DevOps. Thus the question. Built a GitLab enviroment and breaking my server with OpenShift. Work is mainly BitBucket/Bamboo -> OpenShift interesting for me at least to see how to break all this and how it actually works.
Tried AzureDevOps and wasn't a huge fan, very confusing logic on how the built JARs or packages are saved back onto my local server.

Anything else I can try break? Keen to see what you guys use at work and home and why?
 
Just learning tbh, thus why I looked into Kubernates
I'll give the sub-reddit a look. Dankie!
 
bitbucket pipelines -> private docker registry -> k8s on digital ocean

since deploying our first apps to k8s I see no reason to ever not use it.

on digital ocean it is a snip, as you don’t have to manage a master, which is the most complicated part.

once you understand terraform and k8s it is very straightforward to use. Adding services is as simple as adding a helm chart. If you can add a docker-compose service you can add a helm chart

The most complicated part is getting ingress working with cert-manager


zero downtime deployments along with rollback is a killer feature.

I definitely have no interest however is maintaining my own k8s clusters
 
bitbucket pipelines -> private docker registry -> k8s on digital ocean

since deploying our first apps to k8s I see no reason to ever not use it.

on digital ocean it is a snip, as you don’t have to manage a master, which is the most complicated part.

once you understand terraform and k8s it is very straightforward to use. Adding services is as simple as adding a helm chart. If you can add a docker-compose service you can add a helm chart

The most complicated part is getting ingress working with cert-manager


zero downtime deployments along with rollback is a killer feature.

I definitely have no interest however is maintaining my own k8s clusters

Been seeing how difficult it is to sort out ingress, any tips or really just trial and error?

This for a enterprise? Very nice
 
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