A talk at DevOps Finland on what different Service Level concepts mean and how a software development team could use them effectively in the software delivery process.

In this fundamental level blog post I will explain what different Service Level concepts mean and how to use them effectively in the software delivery process.

Hassle-free artifact retention policies through FileSpecs

In this blog I cover challenges teams face while improving their release process, and how Value Stream Mapping can be used to overcome them.

Build pipelines like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD and ol’ Jenkins have become ubiquitous these last few years. While they are certainly useful, it’s surprisingly easy to burn your fingers on them. Here’s my three rules to keep pipelines more manageable.

GitOps is a modern approach to automate deployments using Git as the single source of truth to define the deployment.

In this episode of The Verifa Podcast, Jacob and Andreas get into a deep discussion about GitOps, how it works, and its applications and benefits.

In Verifa's first podcast we discuss Google's new Autopilot for Kubernetes, and what it means to have a managed Kubernetes service.

How to know your code is always in a releasable state

This article describes the problem of automatically deploying code to a private GKE cluster and my workaround solution to it.

Nomad allows you to deploy and manage applications across on-premise and cloud-based platforms. Its power comes with its flexibility yet ease of operation and use.

Verifa will be hosting a 3-hour hands-on basic training course in Conan.

Become a Lean, Mean Dev Machine

Verifa is proud to be invited to present and exhibit at DevOps World 2019 in San Francisco this year.

Verifa is proud to be invited to present at DevOps World 2019 in Lisbon, Portugal this year

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Having worked in several projects with varying levels of maturity in Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery, I have experienced that in practically all cases, a green build is a trusted build.