How to publish Sentry releases automatically with Sleuth
Sleuth can now publish deployments to Sentry as releases so you can more quickly find the root cause of Sentry errors.
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Using Puppet to deploy packages from Cloudsmith
A walkthrough of creating a Puppet manifest to deploy a package from a private Cloudsmith repository.
JFrog Xray on Your Choice of Cloud Provider
Xray gives developers and DevSecOps teams an easy way to proactively identify open source vulnerabilities and license compliance violations before they manifest in production.
JFrog Artifactory on Your Choice of Cloud Provider
Artifactory supports Kubernetes, the de facto orchestration tool in the industry, for automating deployment, scaling, and management of microservices and containerized applications.
How to tag deployments with Sleuth
Sleuth now enables you to tag your deployments to give you a way to separate or categorize deployments you care about. This video walks through tags work and how you can add your own custom tags for your Sleuth deployments.
Automatically (or manually) tag your Sleuth deployments
All deployments are not created equal, but you'd never know it from your Slack channel notifications. In reality, some deployments you really care about, as they contain things like API changes or database migrations, and you want that information to surface. We created tags in Sleuth for this very reason. Out of the box, Sleuth matches files in your deployment with known patterns, and if any are found, tags your deployments automatically.
Incorporate Datadog Synthetic tests into your CI/CD pipeline
Testing within the CI/CD pipeline, also known as shift-left testing, is a devops best practice that enables agile teams to continually assess the viability of new features at every stage of the development process. Running tests early and often makes it easier to catch issues before they impact your users, reduce technical debt, and foster efficient, cross-team collaboration.
Hands-on-lab - Manage Software Releases with JFrog Distribution
Manage Software Releases with JFrog Distribution Whether you are delivering web services using Kubernetes or updating the latest firmware to an IoT device, the ability to deliver the latest features of your software solution in shortened development cycles is becoming more prevalent. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how to easily increase your release velocity while ensuring security and reliability using JFrog Distribution. Learn how JFrog Distribution can help overcome limited bandwidth networks and network lag, allowing you to accomplish updates with speed and reliability.
Continuous Deployment vs. Continuous Delivery: What is the difference?
Being in the DevOps space, we're often asked questions about software deployment like, "What's the difference between continuous deployment and continuous delivery?", "What is continuous deployment?", and "Are continuous deployment and continuous delivery the same thing?" So first, let's start by clearly defining these terms.
Deploy packages from a Cloudsmith repository with Puppet
Puppet is a Continuous Configuration Automation tool that’s you can use to automate the configuration of your entire infrastructure. You can use it to manage the configuration of anywhere from a few, to thousands of servers or devices. Puppet consists of two main components: The Puppet Server The Puppet server is where you create and store your configurations and define which nodes specific configurations will be applied to.