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Introducing an Automated Blue-Green + Canary Deployment Strategy Using Istio and Spinnaker

Devsisters built an automated deployment system that combines Blue-Green and Canary strategies using Istio.

·2020.08.19 09:00

How Pod Identity Webhook Controls Per-Pod IAM Permissions on EKS

Devsisters introduced Pod Identity Webhook instead of kube2iam in its EKS environment to grant least-privilege IAM permissions on a per-pod basis.

·2020.06.02 09:00

Cookie Run: OvenBreak's JIRA Adoption Story

The Cookie Run: OvenBreak team adopted JIRA as a company-wide issue management tool to overcome the limitations of spreadsheets and Trello.

·2020.03.16 09:00

[Windows Containers] 3: Migrating NT Services to Windows Containers

It covers how to migrate Windows NT services to a containerized environment using ServiceMonitor.

·2020.01.10 09:00

How QA Should Respond to 'Spec' Claims

This presents a logical way for QA to respond to issues that developers claim are 'spec' in order to improve quality.

·2019.09.24 09:00

Devsisters Releases Guide for Windows Container Development Environment Setup and IIS Testing

Devsisters detailed the process of setting up a Windows container development environment and methods for testing the IIS web server.

·2019.06.10 09:00

[Windows Containers] 1: Understanding Windows Containers

This explains the core architecture of Windows containers, including HCS and HNS, along with the image and networking structure.

·2019.05.31 09:00

Is It Wrong to Test with Only 'Test Cases'?

Happy Path testing that relies solely on test cases can miss the many variables of real-world environments, making QA that looks beyond them essential.

·2019.05.27 09:00

Implementing Smooth Animations That Persist Across Page Address Changes

This introduces how to implement natural page transition animations in GatsbyJS using the History API and react-transition-group.

·2019.04.10 09:00

Responsive Web Page Support: Applying a Screen-Shrinking Technique Using the vw Unit

To solve the minimum font size problem with rem, a technique was applied to linearly shrink web pages using the vw unit.

·2019.02.26 09:00