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Webinar: Cloud-Native: Endlich (Voll)Automatisierung
Ein essenzieller Kernaspekt von Cloud-Native ist die ganzheitliche Automatisierung. Angefangen mit der Automatisierung der Infrastruktur unter Verwendung von Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), über das kontinuierliche Bereitstellen von Anwendungsartefakten durch Continuous Delivery oder GitOps, bis hin zur bedarfsgerecht automatisierten Skalierung von individuellen Bausteinen. Sämtliche Aspekte sollten vollautomatisiert sein.
In diesem Webinar erklärt Cloud-Native-Enthusiast Thorsten Hans, welche Technologien Sie verwenden können, und zeigt, wie Sie und Ihr Team die Vollautomatisierung meistern.
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Thorsten Hans ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein technologischer Fokus liegt auf Kubernetes, Docker und Infrastructure as Code. Im Frontend sind seine Spezialgebiete Angular und Electron.
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- Notwendigkeit der Vollautomatisierung in Cloud-Native
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- Automatisiertes Deployment durch GitOps
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