DevOps
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) DevOps is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) service for development teams building on OCI.
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How to select an appropriate CI/CD architecture
While the CI/CD process streamlines coding development and delivery, it also comes with areas of complexity. When implementing a CI/CD architecture, technology diversity, quality requirements, team skills, cost-benefit of adoption, and product strategy should all influence your decision.
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GitHub Actions and OCI DevOps service
How do you keep consistency across multiple clouds without giving the build system direct access to Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes? Learn how to connect OCI DevOps deployment pipelines to a continuous integration system, such as GitHub Actions, to achieve build consistency despite IaC inconsistencies between clouds.
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Canary and blue-green deployment strategies
A deployment strategy should be chosen by considering the trade-offs between the risk of deploying a new release, the impact of the release on users, and the implementation investment. This guide introduces and contrasts canary and blue-green deployment strategies.
Why OCI DevOps?
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Integrated
As an OCI native service, identity, security, logging, and more are consistent across Oracle Cloud’s infrastructure, along with preconfigured secure deploys to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Compute services.
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Flexible
OCI DevOps works with your existing workflows and tools, such as GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, and more, including private and cloud-based resources.
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Low maintenance
Focus on your code and workflows with concurrent builds that scale to keep dev teams focused—and no servers to operate as you scale.
OCI DevOps resources
Announcing new deployment strategies for OCI DevOps service
Saurabh Shah, Principal Product Manager, OracleDeployment strategies allow DevOps teams to define how applications get deployed to the production environment. Choosing between different deployment strategies enables admins to make the trade-off between the risk of deploying a new release, the impact of the new release on its users, and the infrastructure overhead needed to implement the strategy.
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See what’s new in OCI services and use cases
OCI DevOps Release Notes
See what’s getting better and more powerful in shipping software in the OCI DevOps release notes.
What’s new—The OCI highlights
OCI services are always evolving and improving. We summarize everything that’s new in one place, so you can see how we’re evolving OCI.
Reference architectures
One of the fastest ways to try OCI DevOps, along with Kubernetes or compute instances, is try a deployable reference architecture into your trial, pay-as-you-go, or universal credit OCI tenancy.
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Interested in learning more about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure? Let one of our experts help.
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They can answer questions like:
- How can OCI support your application development goals?
- What workloads run best on OCI?
- How do I get the most out of my overall Oracle investments?
- How does OCI compare to other cloud computing providers?