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Kubernetes Development Environments Convert Monoliths to Microservices Without Blowing Up the App
The migration to microservices allows cloud applications to scale and be more resilient than ever before. The challenge of developing cloud apps with...
John Papageorge
Cloud-Based Kubernetes Dev Environments Simplify How Developers Use Kubernetes
Kubernetes has made deploying modern cloud-native applications relatively easy. For instance, Kubernetes enables organizations to provision containerized...
John Papageorge
How to Develop Django and Postgres Applications with Docker and Okteto CLI 2.0
Doesn’t it bother you that you cannot build your application and see how it looks and behaves in production when developing it? If it does, then you...
Muhammed Ali
10 Reasons Local Dev Environments Don’t Work in a Kubernetes World
As fast as kids outgrow their sneakers, more companies are discovering that — as they scale — local dev environments are unable to meet the accelerated...
John Papageorge
Modern Development Environments for Cloud Native Applications Using Gitpod and Okteto
It’s no secret that happy developers write better code. But how do you enable a great developer experience in this age of cloud native applications? Well,...
Arsh Sharma
Kubernetes Basics: Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners
Are you tired of listening to everyone in DevOps talk about "Kubernetes" while you're still struggling with how to pronounce it? Unless you started programming...
Arsh Sharma
Discover How Kubernetes Development Environments Help Accelerate Developer Velocity and Drive Cloud Application Innovation
The big day has finally arrived for your enterprise development team. The cloud application you’ve been developing for over a year is finally ready to...
Ramiro Berrelleza
Our week in Alcochete
The Okteto team relocated to Alcochete, Portugal, last month for a week of socialization, exploration, and fun. This offsite is the first time the entire company is together in the exact geographical location, so it was a big deal for all of us. And it was a fantastic experience!...
Ramiro Berrelleza
A Fly Fisherman Returns From the Wild to Develop in the Cloud
Bradley has been in the coding game since 1997 when he started bravenet.com, which he ran until 2003. The site featured simple pre-Facebook tools, such as guest books, message boards, and classified ads. At the height of success, Bravenet.com was the second largest website in Canada and 50th largest website in the world....
John Papageorge
Making Sense of Cloud Development in a Complicated Kubernetes World
Burr Sutter has been developing applications for 30 years. He started with ChUI (green screen, amber screen, DOS) applications in the early 90s. Since then, he’s rode the wave of every innovation through Windows GUI apps, client-server, dynamic web apps, SOA, ESBs, enterprise integration patterns, AJAX, and mobile apps. ...
John Papageorge