Infrastructure As Code
Infrastructure As Code
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Airship & Rafay: Automated Cluster Management & Application Distribution
The Combination delivers seamless Lifecycle Management for Bare-Metal Infrastructure, Kubernetes and Containerized Applications for Service Provider Networks Telcos and service providers such as AT&T and South Korea Telecom (SKT) are leveraging Airship, an Open Infrastructure project, to programmatically bring up production-grade Kubernetes clusters on bare-metal servers using declarative principles. These companies see Airship as a key enabler towards deploying and operating high-value network functions such as evolved packet cores (EPCs) and customer workloads across their networks.
The Unintended Consequences of the “Infrastructure as Code” Paradigm
This blog covers a contrarian — possibly heretical — view of the “infrastructure as code” paradigm. TL;DR: If left unchecked, the drive to institutionalize “infrastructure as code” concepts can drive teams to make decisions that negatively impact the business.
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