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BlogThe original target of Codefresh was to offer the best solution for building Docker images in the cloud (Docker-as-a-service). Once that goal was achieved, Codefresh has continuously been adding features aimed at becoming a full-featured CI/CD solution, covering all possible needs of the software ...
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Programmatic Creation of Codefresh Pipelines
One of the big strengths of Codefresh is its friendly UI. For example, in Codefresh you can quickly deploy a service/deployment to Kubernetes using just the graphical Interface. Of course, you are still free to use your own kubectl commands if you wish to do so, by taking advantage of the pipeline ...
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.Net Pipeline on Windows Kubernetes
For a long time, .Net applications have waited on the sidelines of the container revolution because of poor windows support. Not anymore! In this webinar we'll show a robust CI/CD workflow for building, testing and deploying .Net applications with Windows nodes. To help us out, we've invited Azure ...
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Fully automated canary deployments in Kubernetes
In a previous article, we described how you can do blue/green deployments in Codefresh using a declarative step in your Codefresh Pipeline. Blue/Green deployments are very powerful when it comes to easy rollbacks, but they are not the only approach for updating your Kubernetes application. Another ...
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Codefresh adds Azure/Google signup support and multi-login accounts
One of the first goals of Codefresh was to offer the best cloud environment for a “Docker-as-a-Service” solution. Building Docker images is in the DNA of Codefresh. Since the most obvious way to get a Dockerfile is by checking it out from a GIT repository, Codefresh supported easy GIT integration ...
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