This article will look under the hood of buildpacks to see how they operate and give tips on optimizing the default settings to reach better performance outcomes.
In this tutorial we will use Terraform to spin-up a minimal Nomad/Consul cluster on GCP and then deploy a Spring Boot native app to test-drive Nomad s Horizontal Application Autoscaling capabilities.
Spring Native is a project which provides support for packaging Spring applications as native images using GraalVM, with fast startup times and optimized .
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Interactive application security testing (IAST) provides distinct advantages over traditional application security testing methods. No matter where you are in your AppSec maturity and test readiness model, you can benefit from real-time vulnerability testing in running applications. If you don’t already have an IAST or dynamic application security testing strategy, now is the time to […] The post Is IAST the Next Big Thing in AppSec? appeared first on DevOps.com. [.]
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Being that they are a fast-growth startup, Branch has had the luxury of no technical debt, starting from the ground-up with the cream of the crop technology stack. A critical component of this stack is Tyk and its API lifecycle management and GraphQL capabilities. The post Branch Disrupting the Insurance Market with Tyk API Management and GraphQL appeared first on DevOps.com. [.]
Buildpacks vs Dockerfiles
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At Doximity, we are running more and more of our applications and services on Kubernetes. To help our teams move faster, we’ve built a platform around Kubernetes to get code from developer’s laptops into the cloud quickly and safely.
When deploying to our platform, the first step is to containerize the application. Containerizing an application allows us to deploy and run it in a repeatable and reliable manner by packaging the application with its dependencies. Containerization also includes making configuration choices that enable an application to run better in a container environment, like logging to stdout. The outcome of containerizing an application is an image. Once a team has an image, they can run their application on the platform. But how do they get that image?