Platform
Implementation
We guide organizations through their Kubernetes journey, from initial strategy to production deployment, using our comprehensive and field-tested methodology. Our collaborative approach begins with understanding your specific needs and crafting a detailed technology roadmap. We work alongside your team to architect an optimal platform design, implement industry-leading practices, and deploy production-ready Kubernetes clusters.
Platform
Maintenance
Transform your Kubernetes operations with our comprehensive platform maintenance service. Our elite team of certified Kubernetes architects and engineers provides round-the-clock support to ensure your container platform runs at peak performance, regardless of your infrastructure environment. We understand that maintaining a Kubernetes platform requires more than just occasional troubleshooting.
Trainings &
Certification
Transform your team’s capabilities with our comprehensive Red Hat, Suse and EnterpriseDB education program. We’ve designed our training experience to take practitioners from foundational knowledge to advanced expertise through hands-on, practical learning paths that align with real-world scenarios and challenges.
DevSecOps
Consulting
We work closely with your teams to break down traditional silos between development and operations, fostering an environment of shared responsibility and continuous learning.
DevOps is a journey, not a one-time implementation. We work with your teams to continuously optimize your pipelines, infrastructure, and workflows.
“Working closely with Cloud Native has allowed me to quickly upskill my team with the skills necessary for OpenShift platform day-to-day operations management”
Miloš Rakonjac, IT Infrastructure Team Leader – A1 Srb
DevOps is a cultural and technical approach that combines software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) to improve the efficiency, speed, and quality of software development and delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DevOps?
DevSecOps is the practice of integrating security into every phase of the DevOps lifecycle. It emphasizes the collaboration between development, security, and operations teams to ensure that security is a shared responsibility throughout the entire software development process.
How does DevOps differ from DevSecOps?
DevSecOps is an extension of DevOps that integrates security practices into the DevOps pipeline. While traditional DevOps focuses on development and operations, DevSecOps adds a layer of automated security checks, vulnerability management, and compliance to ensure that security is built into every phase of the software lifecycle.
Why is DevOps important for businesses?
DevSecOps helps businesses build secure software faster by automating security checks and processes. This reduces vulnerabilities, prevents costly security breaches, and ensures that compliance standards are met without slowing down development or deployment.
How is DevOps different from traditional IT operations?
Traditional IT operations typically involve separate teams for development and operations, leading to slower communication and manual processes. DevOps integrates these teams, encourages automation of repetitive tasks, and focuses on continuous improvement, resulting in faster delivery cycles, better collaboration, and more agile responses to change.
What are the benefits of DevOps?
The key benefits of adopting DevOps include:
•Faster delivery: Accelerates the software development and release cycle.
•Improved collaboration: Breaks down silos between development and operations teams.
•Higher quality: Automates testing and integration to improve software quality.
•Scalability: Enables more efficient scaling of infrastructure and applications.
•Continuous improvement: Facilitates regular updates, improvements, and innovation.
What is CI/CD in DevOps?
Continuous Integration (CI) is the practice of regularly integrating code changes into a shared repository and testing it automatically. Continuous Delivery (CD) automates the process of deploying this code to production or staging environments. Together, CI/CD allows teams to deliver software updates quickly and reliably.
What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the practice of managing and provisioning computing infrastructure using code, rather than manual processes. Tools like Terraform, Ansible, enable teams to automate the setup, configuration, and management of infrastructure, ensuring consistency and scalability.
How does DevOps improve collaboration?
DevOps fosters a culture of collaboration by breaking down the barriers between development and operations teams. Using shared tools, practices, and processes (such as CI/CD and version control), DevOps encourages cross-functional teams to work together, leading to faster problem resolution, more efficient workflows, and higher-quality releases.
How do I get started with DevOps in my organization?
To get started with DevOps:
Assess current processes: Evaluate your existing development and operations practices.
Start with automation: Implement basic CI/CD pipelines and automate testing and deployments.
Choose the right tools: Select DevOps tools that fit your environment (e.g., Git, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes).
Foster a DevOps culture: Encourage collaboration between development and operations teams.
Iterate continuously: Regularly review and optimize processes as you gain more experience with DevOps.
Anything else you’d like to know? Get in touch with our sales team and we’d be happy to discuss your questions.