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How to Create Automated Test Environments with EaaS Platforms
April 29, 2022Testing is an integral part of any DevOps release cycle and many continuous integration (CI) tools have “run tests” as o...
Evolution of the Site Reliability Engineer
April 27, 2022Invention & Innovation Spreads Any invention at a hyperscaler first gets adopted by (relatively) smaller technology ...
Ephemeral Test Environment Improve the Functionality of a Pull Request
April 5, 2022What is a Pull Request? In its simplest form, a pull request is a mechanism that allows a developer to notify other deve...
Your New Development Platform: Environments-as-a-Service
March 22, 2022With the number of services proliferating, developers are working on a smaller and smaller subset of them. This has made...
Maven Principle Casts a Long Shadow on Modern Application Architecture
March 21, 2022The Maven Principle Casts a Long Shadow If design patterns were the atoms of software architecture, design principles ...
Why Environments as a Service is GitOps 2.0
March 16, 2022The Evolution of GitOps to Environments as a Service Way back in 2013, I sat down for a chat with SiliconAngle founder ...
Environments as a Service (EaaS) Defined
March 7, 2022The as-a-service model evolved when SalesForce's "not a software" model (SaaS) met Amazon-Web-Service's Cloud Storage an...
Learn why we should shorten the SDLC to Just 3 Stages
February 3, 2022"Toward a 3-Stage Software Development Lifecycle" an article written by Roost Co-Founder and CTO, Rishi Yadav, was recen...
Learn why Roost is better than Docker
December 9, 2021Roost Enhances the Power of Docker Here at Roost we are frequently asked how our platform compares with Docker, and sinc...