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Customers Can Continue Their GitOps Journey with Argo and OpsMx Following the Shutdown of Weaveworks

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OpsMx’ Deployment Firewall moves security into CI/CD pipeline

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Canary deployment is a technique to reduce the risk of introducing a software update in production by slowly rolling out the change to a small subset of users.

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OpsMx is hosting webinar on Accelerate Release Velocity While Reducing Risk In Your CI/CD. Would you like to attend? Register Now! https://bit.ly/3mgAMgI

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Deployment Firewall is one of the key capabilities to implement DevSecOps. It prevents security vulnerabilities and compliance issues from going to the staging or the production.

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Learn how to implement progressive delivery such as canary deployment using Argo Rollouts and Istio service mesh. Leverage the traffic splitting of Istio to route to different versions of the same application.

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OpsMx ISD provides enterprises with a secure, compliant, and optimized software delivery environment that helps prevent security breaches and mitigates risk

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Discover OpsMx Secure Software Delivery, a comprehensive solution to enhance security in your software delivery pipeline. Learn how it can protect your applications and mitigate vulnerabilities effectively.

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The new OpsMx Argo Visibility and Audit Module gives you a holistic view of your applications, workflows, and deployments across all your Kubernetes clusters.

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OpsMx ISD enables safe and automatic deployment of applications or microservices to multi-cloud destinations for Github Enterprise / GitHub Actions

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In this blog post, we’ll explore the journey of transitioning from Flux to Argo CD and the reasons why you might consider making the switch.

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After weeks of industry rumors and leaks to the press, on January 11 Harness announced that it had purchased the assets of Armory. Harness says this news “Powers [the] Future of Software Delivery” but what was (and was not) announced suggests otherwise. I’d like to share my take on what is happening and what it means to Armory Customers based on technology acquisitions I’ve seen over the last two decades.