Have you missed the chat between Pini Reznik and Steve Wade where he was sharing his experience and insights on GitOps applied in Mettle? Watch the full interview below.
How do you run a bank in the cloud? In this one-hour discussion, Pini Reznik, Container Solutions’ CRO, asked Steve Wade, Platform Lead at Mettle, how the U.K. company runs its online business banking app and services.
The discussion included details about how Mettle uses GitOps, the methodology for Kubernetes management and application delivery that is rapidly growing in popularity. He also discussed the benefits in terms of stability and scalability the company experiences because of its Cloud Native approach..
Who is the content for?
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Software developers, DevOps engineers, application architects, team leads, managers
Takeaways
- How GitOps is used to manage and deliver applications
- How Mettle handles infrastructure
- How Helm and Flux are used in this system
- The challenges of applying changes to applications with a short lifecycle
Meet the speakers
Pini Reznik is co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Container Solutions. Starting as a developer more than 20 years ago and moving through technical, managerial, and consulting positions in configuration management and operations areas, Pini acquired deep understanding of the software delivery processes. His company helps organisations in Europe and North America improve their value to customers by modernising their software delivery pipeline. He is co-author of the new O’Reilly Media book, Cloud Native Transformation: Practical Patterns for Innovation.
Steve Wade is Platform Lead at Mettle in London. Prior to his current role, Steve was Principal Kubernetes Consultant at Apprenda, providing Kubernetes training and implementation services. Steve has served in technology leadership roles across multiple verticals, including real estate, gaming, and the U.K. parliament. He has a BSc in computer science from Portsmouth University and is passionate about Cloud Native software development and distributed computing. You can find him as @swade1987 on Twitter and GitHub.
