The Ops Community
A place where leaders in tech meet at the intersection of developers and operations.
Learn about how others are approaching complex topics in DevOps to ensure that their developers are enabled to deliver.
Join us now...
Built for technology leaders to
Share knowledge
Facing new challenges with scaling up your engineering team? Our community is full of experienced & expert advice.
Facing new challenges with scaling up your engineering team? Our community is full of experienced & expert advice.
Want to know about the latest tech, news & events? We’ll share news and research that really shouldn’t be missed by CTOs.
Want to know about the latest tech, news & events? We’ll share news and research that really shouldn’t be missed by CTOs.
Meet other leaders in the DevOps community, from startup founders and CEOs to CTOs and tech leads.
Take the opportunity to meet each other for a virtual coffee or start a conversation in any Slack channel.
Take the opportunity to meet each other for a virtual coffee or start a conversation in any Slack channel.
devops experts at your finger tips
Connect with CTO.ai
Don Burks has spent over 20 years in the world of tech, contributing in a variety of disciplines. Formerly the Head Instructor of Lighthouse Labs, Don has also worked with Microsoft, Best Buy, and currently works for Amazon as a Software Development Manager. A noted international speaker, talented web developer, and published author, Don also contributes to the community through music (and sometimes juggling). Watch his interview on The Ops Show, or connect with him in Slack below.
Meet Don >want to know more
Read more about us
Extend the Kubernetes API and customize your Resources using CRD on a Developer Control Plane (Part 2)
In part 1 of this series [https://cto.ai/blog/scale-kubernetes-workloads-and-remove-limits-using-crd-on-a-developer-control-plane-part-1/] , we deployed our EKS infrastructure using the Developer Control Plane and scaled the Kubernetes API by installing the Prometheus Grafana Kube stack. In the second part of this series, we will be configuring our Custom Resource Definition (CRD) and setting up Grafana and Prometheus to gather insights and key metrics from our Developer Control Plane. 1. Ba
Read more
September 12, 2022
Scale Kubernetes Workloads and remove limits using CRD on a Developer Control Plane (Part 1)
One of the most critical Kubernetes limitations is that most of the resources and objects, including containers, have a set of default limits from the default Kubernetes API. These limits prevent you from managing resources and extending the Kubernetes API to be more flexible for your workloads. Kubernetes resources and objects can be extended, amplified, and flexible using custom resource definitions (CRDs) hosted on a Developer Control Plane. CRDs, together with a Developer Control Plane, gi
Read more
September 06, 2022
Simplify Rolling Updates on AWS EKS with a Developer Control Plane: perform reliable upgrades with zero downtime
Kubernetes has several options for configuration and formatting, but only a few developers understand them well. As more configurations go into your application, the application becomes susceptible to bugs. In the long run, these errors can affect the performance of your entire DevOps toolchain and result in unsuccessful upgrades when introducing changes. CTO.ai's Developer Control Plane simplifies the process of creating and managing applications composed of multiple containers. If you have a
Read more
August 23, 2022
Join The Ops Community
Alone we flounder. Together we thrive.