Presenting at DevOps Malmö to share experiences on DevOps Teams and Platform Teams, and how to break the hype and become a real Platform Team (not just by name).

Keep your workload secrets clean and your value delivery lean, with HashiCorp Vault and Kubernetes.

Karpenter is an exciting Kubernetes autoscaler that can be used to provision “nodeless” AWS EKS clusters.

Exposing services in AWS EKS clusters via Load Balancers can be done in many ways. In this post we explore using the AWS Load Balancer Controller to dynamically bind nodes to existing Application Load Balancers.

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

In this episode of The Continuous & Cloud Podcast, Jacob and Lauri chat with Ville Törhönen, Product Owner at UpCloud, about UpCloud’s upcoming managed Kubernetes Service (UKS).

Rancher is a platform for managing Kubernetes clusters and workloads. This short post covers a recent experience trying to remove Rancher from a cluster. This approach can be used to either remove Rancher itself, or for cleaning up a cluster that was imported into Rancher.

During a two day workshop, Verifa helped create a Value Stream of Visma Software Oy's current delivery process that highlights opportunities for improvement on their Continuous Delivery journey.

In this post we will walk through an implementation using a Kubernetes CronJob to take daily snapshots and store them in an AWS S3 bucket for safe keeping.

In this blog we'll look at how to assume an AWS IAM role from a Service Account that exists within an AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster. All provisioned with Terraform.

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

How to run JCasC without using an orchestrator.

How to develop an effective CI process

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.

Conan is an open source project for managing software components (or packages) for C and C++. Supporting C and C++ packages requires a flexible model, especially to allow packages to be pre-compiled into binaries, and Conan really hits the mark. This blog gives a short introduction to Conan and how it could help your project.

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

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

During a three day workshop, Verifa helped assess the architecture of an application to identify the components to be refactored and perform different levels of impact analyses on relevant components and deliver a report.

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.

All complex software is designed before it is developed. Unlike software, however, design documents tend to stay static and not evolve together with the software.