When your application is running on the cloud or your development team is developing an application to run in a cloud environment, it is imperative to adopt a DevOps culture so that your application is developed, tested and deployed on the cloud in an automated fashion.
DevOps (“software DEVelopment” and “IT OPerationS”) is a term used to refer to a set of practices that emphasize the collaboration and communication of both software developers and information technology (IT) professionals. This results in an automated process of software delivery and infrastructure changes allowing for a culture and environment where building, testing, and releasing software can happen more reliably, frequently and rapidly.
CI/ CD
(Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment)
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (or Delivery) is the core of DevOps culture. We at Jamy Interactive have mastered all of the open source software as well as enterprise software such as Open Source Jenkins and Cloud Bees Jenkins on AWS or any other cloud environment, Team Foundation Services (TFS) or Visual Studio Team Server (VSTS) on Azure Cloud Environment, GitHub, Bit Bucket and other products from Atlasian.
We have mastered the art of continuous deployment of a monolithic full application to a VM as well as microservices deployed on a Docker container.
We have collaborated with OEMs like Microsoft, Docker and other OEMs so that we can deliver the best of breed solution centered on your needs.
Principles of Continuous Integration
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Continuous Delivery vs Deployment
Keys to Continuous Delivery
Process should be automated
Reduces the number of features introduced per release, minimizing shock to users
Will reduce the standard release cycle
Helps to avoid off-hour, high risk, expensive deployments
Know your rollback plan (do you rollback or roll forward only)
Built in health checks
Changes approach to releasing software from an event to non-event
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
DevOps as a Service
Design to Build,Design for Happiness (D4H)
We at Jamy Interactive have taken the DevOps concept to a whole new level by offering all the DevOps tools to be available with click of a button by offering DevOps as a Service on demand.
By adapting DevOps as a Service model, you as a customer not only save time on creating the core DevOps environment on the cloud but also save on resources required to setup the DevOps environment. This way your development team can be more agile and your team can respond more efficiently to the business need, and concentrate on creating the development pipeline rather than worrying about creation of the infrastructure.
Microservices
Micro services is an architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. For many developers, it has become a preferred way of creating enterprise applications. The scalability enabled is ideal for a range of platforms and devices—spanning the web, mobile, Internet of Things, and wearables when you are not sure what kind of devices you will need to support in the future. Whether your application is monolithic or micro service based Jamy Interactive can enable your organization to develop and deploy the application using the DevOps culture. We can help you move your application environment to DevOps and a Microservice architecture.
Our expertise on Microservices based application development and deployment with Docker and Cloud Foundry, on cloud-based infrastructure – Paving the way to the digital future of our clients.
Our expertise on microservices based application development and deployment with Docker and Cloud Foundry, on cloud-based infrastructure – Paving the way to the digital future of our clients.
Monolithic Architecture
Microservices Architecture
Automation
Over a period of time computer software’s are getting smarter to create the whole new infrastructure required for a particular application to be deployed upon. We at Jamy Interactive adapted to this automation movement and enabled ourselves to help our clients to be a part of this new journey of infrastructure as code with the help of available configuration management tools such as Chef, Puppet Ansible, Terraform on any cloud environment.