When Kubernetes deployments fail due to misconfigurations, manual rollbacks are slow and disruptive. GitOps, with ArgoCD and Argo Rollouts, automates failover by detecting issues and reverting to the last stable version. ArgoCD enforces Git as the source of truth, while Argo Rollouts manages progressive deployments, preventing faulty updates from reaching users and ensuring rapid recovery.

Trunk-based development enables faster, more reliable software deployment by making frequent, small commits to the main branch. This approach minimizes integration issues, supports continuous delivery, and enhances stability through automation, feature flags, and short-lived branches. This blog explores how trunk-based development aligns with CI/CD pipelines and offers best practices and tools to optimize workflows and maintain build stability.

In software delivery, shipping updates quickly while ensuring stability is important. Yet, as teams push to deploy more frequently, unexpected obstacles often arise. Even with solid infrastructure, something may still be holding you back. So, what’s missing? Let’s explore three…

Learn about the two approaches to GitOps - push and pull - and how to implement them, their differences, benefits, and commonly used tools for each approach.

Chaos engineering is a technique for anticipating and fixing potential problems before they occur. Unlike traditional chaos engineering practices, applying these techniques to CI/CD pipelines requires testing the integration and deployment processes rather than just the application itself. Why Integrate…

This post will walk you through setting up automated deployments as well as automatic rollbacks for an ECS set up using GitHub Actions.

Learn how to record all API requests to the Kubernetes API server, including kubectl commands and internal requests from Kubernetes components and controllers.