This video covers key topics that can help you get started with Shipa fast and easy.

Detail video explaining how to install Shipa on an existing Kubernetes clusters

This video shows the process of connecting Kubernetes clusters to Shipa, leveraging an Azure Kubernetes cluster (AKS) as part of the example

Shipa and EKS make a perfect combination when deploying cloud native applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters

Shipa allow teams to attach external services to applications deployed through Shipa, across multiple Kubernetes clusters. Services can include different databases, queuing and more

Shipa integrates with Rancher's open source storage Longhorn in order to support persistent applications requirements

Shipa integrates with Portworx in order to support persistent applications requirements while creating a Developer experience around storage management

When integrated, Shipa and Atlassian's tools, such as Bitbucket and OpsGenie, can enable Developer productivity while helping DevOps to eliminate toil, deliver environments faster and scale the environment seamlessly, as applications require

This video covers some of the differences on deploying applications directly on Kubernetes vs deploying them to Kubernetes but through Shipa. We should how Developer experience is improved, applications can be deployed much faster and DevOps/Platform Engineering teams can keep a controlled and dynamic environment when managing multiple Kubernetes clusters.

This quick video demonstrates how easy it is to get started and create your applications using Shipa

This video demonstrates how Shipa integrates with GitLab, allowing Developers to quickly deploy application code to Kubernetes clusters, across multiple providers.

When integrated, Shipa and StorageOS can create a dynamic storage environment for applications deployed on Kubernetes, so different teams can have quick access to storage as their application requires.