DevOpsTechnology

How to Update and View Timeout Session in OpenVPN Access Server?

OpenVPN Access Server (AS) is a paid package based on OpenVPN Server which provides management of users, connections, even LDAP integration simplified through a web interface. This helps in deployment of a VPN solution for multiple users in a matter of minutes. But, OpenVPN AS by default comes with a 24-hour session time-out period. This […]

Vaibhav Gulati
Vaibhav Gulati
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AWSDevOpsJava/JVM

Introduction to Wildfly

Wildfly, previously known as JBoss AS, is a fully implemented JEE container – application server, authored by JBoss Incorporated.  In 2006, JBoss Inc was acquired by Red Hat and since then Wildfly became their product. Wildfly is production ready, cross-platform and open-source application server with paid support subscription from Red Hat. The latest version being […]

Krishna Gupta
Krishna Gupta
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AgileAWSDevOps

Setting up Spinnaker on AWS

In my previous blog, I had given an overview of Spinnaker and its capabilities. And in this blog,  we will see how spinnaker can be set up for continuous delivery. We will set up Spinnaker in an AWS environment, though Spinnaker can be set up on any platform (Google Cloud, Azure, Cloud Foundry etc.) and it can […]

Raghu Sharma
Raghu Sharma
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DevOpsTechnology

Setting up SMTP Server with GUI for Testing purpose

Setting up SMTP server with GUI is needed for testing emails in applications. This setup not only prevents the mails from delivering to the email addresses but also sends the emails to invalid email addresses. I have come up with a scenario where I have to setup an SMTP server for the testing purpose in […]

DevOpsTechnology

Working with Kubernetes deployment, pods and service Part1

In my previous blog, Getting Started with Kubernetes, I have explained the basics of kubernetes. In this blog, I will be explaining how to create deployment, pods, and service. Deployment and pods: Below command will create a deployment controller named a “my-nginx”, a pod with a single  container of an image nginx (base image of nginx […]

AWSDevOpsDigital Transformation

7 Common Cloud Migration Mistakes To Avoid

In last few years, enterprises have embraced IT modernization and migrated to Cloud. Cloud has become the de facto driver for digital transformation as it delivers many viable benefits. There can be numerous scenarios in which enterprises can benefit from cloud migration. For instance – if you need a highly scalable infrastructure with the flexibility […]

Shweta Sharma
Shweta Sharma
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AWSDevOpsTechnology

Docker Swarm Multi-Manager Setup

Docker Swarm has gained a lot of popularity in the last few months. It is Docker’s orchestration tool. Docker has been coming up with a lot of updates and Docker Swarm is very stable as compared to when it was launched. It is as Docker says “Production Ready.” You can go through the blog written by […]

Application SecurityAWSDevOps

Security Best Practices

Security Best Practices More and more organizations today realize how important it is to manage security of their websites and applications on cloud or on-premise datacenters. Organizations are rapidly adopting Hybrid Cloud models in which managing security is of paramount importance. In order to cater to rapidly changing business realities, organizations are constantly evaluating methods […]

DevOpsTechnology

Mounting Google Drive in Linux

Google Drive is an indispensable part of our life nowadays. From sharing almost every type of file to anyone/anywhere around the world has reduced our cost and time tremendously from self-hosting an FTP server and taking care of its security. From DevOps perspective, it becomes even more convenient if we could have our google drive(s) synced on […]