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

From recruitment to product launches, it proved to be a most eventful 12 months

How to know your code is always in a releasable state

Our technology approach is vendor agnostic, solution based, and always focussed on the needs of our customers.

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

How to run JCasC without using an orchestrator.

How to develop an effective CI process

Familiar and unfamiliar tasks in a new but recognisable environment.

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.

The current mainstream approach for solving enterprise-scale open source license compliance involves more and more open source tools and less commercial ones.

By building applications on top of an existing landscape of established open source components, we can spend our valuable time innovating rather than reinventing the wheel