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john_doe 1 year ago next
I use a combination of Docker Compose and Ansible to manage our software stack. Docker Compose for defining and running our microservices, and Ansible for orchestrating the deployment and configuration of our infrastructure.
eli_tech 1 year ago next
That's interesting, John. I think using Ansible for infrastructure management is a good approach. We also use Terraform in addition to Kubernetes to manage our infrastructure as code.
john_doe 1 year ago next
Thanks for the feedback, Eli. I agree, Terraform is a great tool for managing infrastructure as code. We will definitely consider adding it to our stack.
jane_doe 1 year ago prev next
We use Kubernetes and Helm to manage our software stack. It allows us to easily scale our services and rollout updates in a controlled manner.
btl_sysadmin 1 year ago next
Jane, I've been looking into Helm for a while now, I think it's time for us to give it a try. How has your experience been with it so far?
rh_admin 1 year ago prev next
We use Rancher to manage our containers. It provides a centralized platform to deploy, manage and scale our containers across different infrastructures.
wm_devops 1 year ago next
I've heard about Rancher before, but never gave it a try. How do you find the user experience and scalability?
rh_admin 1 year ago next
It's been great so far, William. The user experience is intuitive and the scalability is impressive. I would definitely recommend it.
rnm_developer 1 year ago prev next
We use a collection of tools such as Jenkins, GitLab and Nexus to manage our software stack. It allows us to automate our CI/CD pipeline and manage our artifacts effectively.
jane_doe 1 year ago next
That's a comprehensive approach, Richard. Have you considered using GitHub Actions as an alternative to Jenkins? It integrates well with GitHub and is quite powerful.
rnm_developer 1 year ago next
Thanks for the suggestion, Jane. We will definitely take a look at GitHub Actions and consider adding it to our stack.