From Zero to Production: The Complete ayedo SDP Workflow in an Example
TL;DR Starting point is a multi-tenant Django SaaS application, which is taken from the first line of code to production operation on the ayedo …
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TL;DR Starting point is a multi-tenant Django SaaS application, which is taken from the first line of code to production operation on the ayedo …
TL;DR Multi-Tenant deployments consolidate many customers in a shared environment with logical isolation (e.g., via namespaces), enabling economies of …
TL;DR Managed Backing Services on the ayedo SDP shift the focus from operations to usage: PostgreSQL, Redis/Valkey, and Kafka are available as robust, …
TL;DR Polycrate is an Ansible-based framework for deployment automation that containerizes all necessary tools, enabling reproducible deployments …
TL;DR Observability is based on three pillars – metrics, logs, and traces – and is translated into a practical monitoring model for modern, often …
TL;DR Guardrails are automated guidelines around your deployments: They prevent typical misconfigurations, enforce security by default, and enhance …
TL;DR Secrets in Git, classic Kubernetes secrets, and manual processes are no longer sufficient for zero-trust requirements and modern regulations. …
TL;DR A modern container registry is now a central compliance tool, especially in the context of the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS-2, and DORA. Harbor …
TL;DR Traditional container builds with Docker Daemon, root privileges, and docker.sock in CI systems pose an unnecessary security risk—especially …
TL;DR GitLab CI/CD is much more than a build tool: When used correctly, it becomes the central backbone of your delivery process – from commit to …
TL;DR GitOps with ArgoCD anchors the desired state of your applications and infrastructure in Git, making deployments reproducible, auditable, and …
TL;DR GitLab CI/CD becomes the central orchestrator of your delivery workflow: clearly structured stages (build, test, package, deploy) make your …
TL;DR ohMyHelm is a universal Helm chart wrapper that delivers production-ready workloads without requiring teams to maintain their own templates – …
TL;DR Delivery Operations describe the journey from code in your version control to running workloads in production – including build, test, …
TL;DR Velero is a mature open-source tool for backups, migration scenarios, and disaster recovery in Kubernetes environments – making it a central …
TL;DR Kyverno is a Kubernetes-native policy engine that allows you to define security and operational policies directly as YAML and enforce them …
TL;DR Keycloak is a mature open-source Identity & Access Management (IAM) solution that supports modern protocols like OAuth2, OpenID Connect …
TL;DR Modern compliance requirements like NIS-2, DORA, and GDPR demand robust, verifiable observability: metrics, logs, and traces must be …
TL;DR Harbor is an open-source container registry (CNCF Graduated Project) that combines registry functionality, security scanning, SBOM generation, …
TL;DR Deterministic security checks in the cloud-native environment are based on three pillars: Policy as Code, automated CVE scanning, and SBOM …
TL;DR The Cloud-Native community has established a comprehensive “software logistics” system with OCI, Helm, and the Kubernetes API: …
TL;DR The Cloud Sovereignty Framework of the EU defines what digital sovereignty aims to achieve – the 15-Factor App principles define how a concrete …
TL;DR The modern Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) is based on cloud-native architectures, automated pipelines, and a clear separation of …
TL;DR The European regulatory landscape is intentionally interconnected: The GDPR forms the foundation, upon which NIS-2, DORA, Cyber Resilience Act, …
TL;DR The EU’s Cloud Sovereignty Framework makes digital sovereignty precisely measurable for the first time – through eight sovereignty …
TL;DR The Data Act comes into effect on September 12, 2025, making data portability, cloud switching, and interoperability mandatory requirements – …
TL;DR The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) mandates manufacturers of “Products with Digital Elements” (PDE) to demonstrate cybersecurity …
TL;DR On January 17, 2025, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will come into effect for financial institutions and key ICT service …
TL;DR NIS-2 expands the scope of EU cybersecurity regulation to 18 sectors, primarily involving medium and large companies in critical and important …
TL;DR The GDPR has required since May 25, 2018, that personal data be protected according to the “Privacy by Design” principle – …
TL;DR The EU has established a coherent framework with GDPR, NIS‑2, DORA, CRA, Data Act, and the Cloud Sovereignty Framework, systematically enhancing …