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The Pandemic Is Driving the No-Code Movement;It Won’t Benefit Everybody Equally
I’m not okay, you’re not okay. Let’s start there
Stop Running Terrible Meetings
The Pandemic Is Speeding Up Cloud Migrations. Yours Can Too
The root of your work disagreements are how you interpret and manage risk
Nobody Is Listening to Me
The Cost of Reducing Risk
Moving to Microservices Is Much More Than a Technology Choice
Netflix doesn’t hire the best engineers. They create them
Why Script Based Deployments to Kubernetes Don't Scale
Kayenta, automated canarying platform from Netflix and Google
Testing Microservices in Production? Canaries Can Help
Keeping developers happy and productive
Armory Now and What's Next
That said, it’s an immense challenge working with the F100, which for some, don’t want to move in this direction yet. We’ve chosen not to focus those laggard companies. Even within our current focus, we’ve found that we actually can’t hire fast enough to support new customers who want to truly enable their deployment teams. And yes, it’s very much a “Wicked Problem” to solve but we’re hoping that with Spinnaker and market pressure it helps loosen those roots.
What are you guys doing to make it easier, specifically for small business to leverage your product?
That said, in order to make this rate of change to happen faster, instead of trying to convince people through debates, we have to show proof that moving towards a true DevOps model is successful, not just because you get to deploy more, but because it matters to the business. We want to show that CI/CD helps meet SLAs, new valuable features are added and allows the business to address new markets.
Launch HN: Armory.io (YC W17) – We Make Deployments Boring and Self-Service
Hi HN, I’m Isaac, co-founder and CTO of Armory in the YC W17 batch. Ever had a deployment fail only to find out it was impossible to rollback to the previous version? Or get paged at 2am when the user experience is broken?Armory.io makes deployments boring (like ‘waiting for your code to compile’ boring), non-events that happen continuously, and always in the background. We do that by...