Backup Strategy in DevSecOps
1. Introduction & Overview β What is a Backup Strategy? A Backup Strategy defines how data is copied and stored securely to ensure recovery in the event…
Tutorial: Disaster Recovery (DR) in DevSecOps
π§ Introduction & Overview π What is Disaster Recovery (DR)? Disaster Recovery (DR) refers to a planned process to restore IT systems, infrastructure, and data after a…
Failover in DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Tutorial
1. Introduction & Overview What is Failover? Failover refers to the capability of a system to automatically switch to a redundant or standby system or component when…
Deployment Health Check in DevSecOps β Complete Guide
1. Introduction & Overview What is Deployment Health Check? A Deployment Health Check is a set of automated and/or manual validation steps that verify the success and…
Change Windows in DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Tutorial
1. Introduction & Overview π What is Change Windows? A Change Window refers to a predefined, authorized timeframe during which system changes, updates, deployments, or maintenance tasks…
Deployment Freeze in DevSecOps: An In-depth Tutorial
1. Introduction & Overview π What is Deployment Freeze? Deployment Freeze is a temporary halt or restriction on software deployments to production environments. It is usually implemented…
Deployment Pipeline in DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Tutorial
π Introduction & Overview β What is a Deployment Pipeline? A Deployment Pipeline is an automated process that allows software to be built, tested, and deployed to…
Shadow Traffic in DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Tutorial
1. Introduction & Overview What is Shadow Traffic? Shadow Traffic refers to the duplication of live production traffic and sending it to a shadow (non-primary) environment β…
Progressive Delivery in DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Tutorial
1. Introduction & Overview What is Progressive Delivery? Progressive Delivery is a modern software release strategy that enables controlled and incremental deployment of features to users. It…
DevSecOps Tutorial: Understanding & Implementing Rollbacks
1. Introduction & Overview π What are Rollbacks? A rollback is the process of reverting a system, application, or service to a previous stable state following a…