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Rafał Imielski Content Marketing Specialist

DevOps has been a widely discussed topic in the IT world for many years now. The ability to accelerate software development and release more frequent updates can be incredibly valuable in a market that grows more and more competitive year after year. But before we talk about the benefits of DevOps in further detail, let’s try to unpack this term...

Adam Lepkowski Cloud Architect, Azure Practice Lead

Azure Policy is a crucial service that’s used to enforce and validate organisational standards. No matter if you work for a big corporation or a small company, there always are standards that need to be followed, when building a cloud solution. ...

Patryk Lotzwi Senior DevOps Engineer

Regardless of which Continuous Delivery platform you’re using, you should always aim to utilise it in the most efficient way. Build and delivery times, as well as the overall costs, are the core factors to be considered. The build agents play a major role in this process. ...

Marek Strzelecki Technical Architect

An efficient software delivery is more than just shipping any solution to the client as fast as possible. It’s also ensuring that you provide the right solution, both in terms of the overall quality and business requirements. ...

Daniel Stach DevOps Engineer

At a point in the past, I was faced with a problem of smoothly and rapidly delivering iOS & Android packages from the Git repository to the Apple Store and Google Play. I knew that this delivery process will be frequently used during the development of the project. ...

Damian Czaja DevOps Engineer

Companies sometimes forget about policy compliance when planning and beginning their digital transformation. However, it’s a very important area, and keeping an eye on it can save you from serious problems. Let’s consider a situation like this: you’re already on your DevOps transformation journey. Your company moves most of its IT infrastructure to the cloud and starts focusing on cloud-native solutions. Your development teams are working closely with the Operations department and a few projects are scheduled to “go-live” in a few days. The only missing thing is to get the compliance and security sign-off from the CAB board...