CodeNOW
CodeNOW is the DevOps platform for businesses that want to deliver software with the efficiency, frequency, and reliability of digital leaders—without the large IT investments and the distraction from their core business. CodeNOW is listed by Gartner as a DevOps Value Stream Delivery Platform (DevOps VSDP)—category mainstream in 2023 according to Gartner.
CodeNOW is cloud-native, cloud-agnostic and covers the full software delivery life cycle by integrating 40 battle-tested open-source solutions (Gitlab, Swagger, Karate, SonarQube, Nexus, Tekton, ArgoCD, Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Istio, Jenkins, Terraform, and more).
CodeNOW users experience no vendor lock-in nor maintenance costs (PaaS model). They do more with the team they already have vs. recruiting of extra expensive, hard-to-find DevOps engineers.
With infrastructure abstracted and automated away in the platform, DevOps and Ops teams report freeing time to focus back again on business and operations metrics instead of repetitive delivery tasks. Dev teams can take end-to-end ownership of their own software, from coding requirements to delivering and operating it in the cloud. Developers describe a higher sense of fulfillment, a faster feedback cycle and improved flow.
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Jenkins X
You can automate continuous delivery of changes through your environments using GitOps. Also, create previews of pull requests to help you speed up. Jenkins X automates Tekton pipelines in your projects that fully implement CI/CD. Each team receives a set environment. Jenkins X automates the management and promotion of new versions of applications within the environments using GitOps or pull requests. Jenkins X automatically creates preview environments for your pull request so that you can quickly get feedback before the changes are merged into the main branch. Jenkins X automatically comments your commits, issues and pull requests with feedback when code is ready to view, is promoted to environments or if you are generating pull requests to upgrade versions.
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Concourse
Concourse is an open-source continuous-thing-doer. Concourse is based on the basic mechanics of tasks and resources. It offers a general approach for automation that is great for CI/CD. A Concourse pipeline works in the same way as a continuous, distributed Makefile. Each job has a buildplan that outlines the job's input resources as well as what to do with them when they change. The web UI allows you to visualize your pipeline. It takes only one click to go from a failed job to see why it failed. The visualization gives you a "gut check" feedback loop. If it looks wrong, it probably has. Configuring passed constraints can make jobs depend on each other. The resultant chain of jobs and resources is a dependency diagram that propels your project forward from source code to production. Fly CLI is used for all configuration and administration. Fly set-pipeline pushes the configuration up to Concourse. Once the file looks good, you can check it in to source control.
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Spinnaker
Spinnaker, an open-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform that enables software changes to be released with high velocity. It was developed by Netflix and has been used in hundreds of thousands of deployments. It combines a flexible and powerful pipeline management system with integrations to major cloud providers. You can deploy across multiple cloud providers, including AWS EC2, Kubernetes and Google Compute Engine, Google Kubernetes Engine Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure Openstack, Cloud Foundry and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. DC/OS will be available soon. You can create deployment pipelines to run integration and system testing, spin up or down server groups, and monitor your rolling outs. You can trigger pipelines using git events, Jenkins or Travis CI, Docker and CRON or any other Spinnaker pipelines. For faster rollouts and easier rollbacks, create and deploy immutable images. This will eliminate configuration drift issues that are difficult to debug.
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