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Easily Deploy a Minecraft Server onto GCP using Terraform & Docker
Traditionally, bringing up a Minecraft server involves manually installing all separate components and spending too much time in the command line. Using the Terraform recipe from this blog post we can easily bring up our own server without worrying about the granularities of manual deployment.…
Deploy to ECS using GitHub Actions
Building a DevOps platform nowadays can become a challenge for architecture and platform infrastructure teams…
Containerize your Spring Boot app with JIB
Java developers are familiar with building war or jar files using their preferred tools but…
This article is not about the latest experiment in the space industry. It is just…
Implement a Continuous Code Quality approach
Imagine waking up in the morning and find a huge puddle of water in the…
Istio architectures generated by JHipster
JHipster is able to generate Kubernetes deployment descriptors for the applications it generates. It recently…
The previous article Serverless architectures contained a definition and the promise that Serverless architectures could…
As we know, the IT industry is constantly evolving: hardware evolutions, the advent of IoT,…
A colleague recently introduced me to GoCD and explained some of its benefits and why…
AgileDC 2017 - Agile Rises Above the Scrum
I attended the AgileDC conference this year for the first time and it was a…
Introduction to Continuous Integration with JHipster
Introduction This is an introduction for users unfamiliar with applied Continuous Integration (CI). You may…
Docker Swarm on AWS using Chef
Synopsis While there are many ways to initialize and configure a Docker Swarm on AWS…
Infrastructure as Code with CloudFormation
CloudFormation is an Amazon Web Service that allows users to manage and provision AWS resources…
In French, Ansible can be pronounced as "en cible," meaning "in target.…
Announcing Ippon USA's first highlight: DevOps!
Our expert technologists are working to produce articles and events to shine a new light…