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Building a new application DeployIt which is a free, self-hostable Platform as a Service that simplifies the deployment and management of applications and databases. Currently at 40% completion, and it's already GitHub: https://github.com/ezeslucky

DevOps Roadmap 🏆 Step 1 – Linux Basics Step 2 – Scripting (Bash, Python) Step 3 – Git Step 4 – CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub) Step 5 – Containerization (Docker) Step 6 – Orchestration (Kubernetes) Step 7 – Monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana) Step 8 – Cloud P

🚀 Optimizing Docker builds goes beyond just speed; it’s a game-changer for reducing deployment costs, enhancing security, and ensuring consistency! 🛠️ Every layer and dependency counts—large images can slow down deployments and inflate costs. Don't

What are effective ways to deploy an application based on a JAR file in a production environment?

This Week's Learning Journey - Cloud, DevOps, Node.js & Docker. This week has been packed with hands-on learning and growth. Cloud & DevOps Gained a solid understanding of AWS services like EC2, S3, and CloudFront. Deployed my first application on

After successfully automating the deployment of JAR files, I'm now tackling a more complex challenge: automating the deployment of Node.js applications across various popular JavaScript frameworks. It's definitely more complicated, but I'm optimistic

Hii there, This is Abhishek I am a DevOps Engineer Looking for the opportunity.I have solid background in DevOps,AWS,Docker, Kubernetes, microservices and Python,I am also familiar with Gen AI Technologies.

What are your thoughts on automating the deployment of a JAR (Java Archive) application for production use? I have already automated the process and created a working API, but I'm now considering the frontend aspect.

I am now accepting freelance projects in DevOps and Generative AI domains. With hands-on experience in cutting-edge technologies, here's what I bring to the table: DevOps Expertise Proficient in Docker and Kubernetes for containerization and orches