Building a Developer Platform: “Behind the Scenes” of application lifecycle management
Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
In the dynamic realm of software development, particularly within agile and cloud-native landscapes, the ability to swiftly adapt and innovate is paramount. This agility, however, often comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it involves the coordination and management of numerous microservices and processes. Herein lies the crux of our narrative: the establishment of a robust developer platform, metaphorically dubbed “The Show” for its ability to seamlessly present the final act to the audience — our customers — without exposing the countless hours and effort invested backstage by developers and operations personnel.
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Doing literally anything with go-task and why should ya?
This is a common approach I adopted to manage tasks
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From yak shaving to mastering tasks
Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
TLDR; This is a quick share of a neat tool which found it’s way into my toolset, it did it in such a significant way which enabled me to combine tools in a common way — something I’ve been missing for quite a while. This is also a thank you to the author’s and contributors of go-task which is such an awesome tool.
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Kubernetes Control Loops: The Secret Sauce Behind Your Microservice Bliss
Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
TLDR; Ever dreamt of a system that manages your microservices like a maestro, constantly keeping them in perfect harmony? Kubernetes makes this a reality with control loops, the magic behind the scenes. Operators take it a step further, letting you customize Kubernetes for even more control over custom workload needs.
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Managing your dotfiles or ~/.config ...
This is a common approach I adopted to manage my dotfiles
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A CloudNative Dev Experience 🎯 | Tikal TechRadarCon 2021
Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
TLDR; Just when we thought we’ve got it figured out! We learn there’s a better, faster way of doing things, frameworks, abstractions, and methodologies invented to make our development experience easier, and help us during our journey to building a platform. But…Do we really need one?/Should we adopt one? What impact will that have on our product? The following post will try to tackle some of these questions as we explore building a better Developer Experience.
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