Devtron helps you onboard and migrate all of your apps to Kubernetes in a few weeks. With Devtron, DevOps and Platform Engineering teams can quickly provide a self-service platform to developers that is easy to use, has powerful enterprise capabilities, and improves the productivity of the engineering team.
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A platform leader told me recently: "Migrating to Kubernetes was the easy part." The challenge is everything that comes after: scaling day-2 operations, ensuring compliance, and keeping developers productive. Migration is a project. Operations are a way of life. That's why unified visibility, governance, and control aren't nice-to-haves. They're survival. Read Why day-2 ops define the future of Kubernetes → https://lnkd.in/ekUxBWg6
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I'm hosting a private dinner for platform leaders in Atlanta on Nov 10, at #KubeCon. I'd love to have a candid conversation with you about the hard part: operating Kubernetes after migration. If you're leading a platform team and want to join, RSVP now. Limited seats. Join us at the dinner, reserve your seat here: https://luma.com/5ccf4x8i #devtron #kubernetes
When something breaks, you don’t have time to play detective. Traditional monitoring means checking infra metrics, deployment logs, and error traces, then stitching them together by hand. Devtron flips it: one alert, full context, impact chain, and recommended action. The story, all in one place. See how Devtron simplifies root cause analysis → https://lnkd.in/gSq6mv8T #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering #DevOps
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Hero engineers are superheroes without capes, but they’re burning out. Devtron Inc. scales their brilliance for sustainable teams. #DevOps #TeamKnowledge #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering
Every platform team I have met, has a "hero engineer." They know the scripts, the quirks, the unwritten rules. They're brilliant and they're burning out. The pattern doesn't scale. It's not fair to them, and it's not sustainable for the business. We don't need more heroes. We need systems that capture and scale their expertise so the whole team can move with confidence. That's why we built Devtron. To turn hero knowledge into team knowledge. Read why the hero engineer pattern fails https://lnkd.in/gVn_AFtd #devtron #kubernetes
Myth: Specialized tools solve specialized problems. Reality: Specialized tools create blind spots. The SRE sees healthy metrics in Grafana. The infra lead sees plenty of Kubernetes capacity. The security team shows green scans. The FinOps dashboard reports normal spend. The developer swears nothing changed. Meanwhile, the service is still down. The best teams break silos with unified dashboards, cross-domain correlation, and end-to-end ownership. See how unified dashboards eliminate blind spots → https://lnkd.in/d5MYB3NM #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering #DevOps
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The average platform team juggles 15+ tools to keep Kubernetes running. Prometheus for metrics ↗️ Grafana for dashboards ↗️ ArgoCD for deployments ↗️ Helm for packages ↗️ Jaeger for tracing ↗️ Vault for secrets ↗️ ... and 9 more Each tool gives you a fragment. None shows the full picture. Your application is slow. Is it: → Bad code? (Check APM) → Resource constraints? (Check Prometheus) → Network issues? (Check service mesh) → Node pressure? (Check kubectl) By the time you've checked all 15 tools, the incident has escalated. This isn't operational excellence. It's operational chaos. We recently broke down the 21 Essential Kubernetes Deployment Best Practices and why following them without unification only multiplies the chaos. 👉 https://lnkd.in/d92CTspV #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering #DevOps
The 3 AM wake-up call every platform engineer dreads: service outage. You open Grafana, Prometheus, Jaeger, ArgoCD, kubectl, the cloud console, your security scanner, cost dashboard, and compliance portal. Each shows a fragment, none shows the full picture. Forty-five minutes later, the pattern emerges: a deployment triggered a memory leak, leading to pod evictions, cascading into failure. The cost spike went unnoticed, security posture degraded, and compliance reporting is already behind. By then, customers are frustrated, the team is exhausted, and compliance reporting is already behind. What if one system connected deployment history, resource strain, and service impact with audit and governance built in? Learn how Devtron unifies deployment, compliance, and operations into one control plane → https://lnkd.in/dvgSqMpg #Kubernetes #PlatformEngineering
Your Kubernetes dashboard says “healthy.” Your customers say otherwise. The gap? Traditional tools separate infrastructure, applications, deployments, security, and costs into different worlds. Nodes look fine, but the last rollout throttled pods. The network is healthy, but compliance controls failed. Cost alerts are quiet, but you're burning budget on idle resources. Without a unified context, problems slip through. Unified visibility means: - Infra metrics in app context - Deployment events tied to compliance and audit trails - Alerts that connect cause and effect Stop treating Kubernetes as two worlds. It’s one system. Learn the three visibility patterns every platform team needs → https://lnkd.in/dXJUZGqJ
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🔥 Most incidents don’t fail where teams are looking. They fail in the blind spots. When CPU shows normal, logs show clean, and security scans give the all-clear—yet the app still struggles—it’s not “bad data.” It’s disconnected data. That’s the cost of partial visibility. And it’s why unified visibility is no longer optional—it’s what separates teams who react in chaos from teams who resolve with clarity. This blog nails it. Worth the read:
“We couldn’t see that our API latency was spiking because it was running on an overloaded node.” That’s how a platform engineer described the visibility gap. Metrics showed CPU normal, response times degrading, and memory critical, but no connection between them. Meanwhile, cost dashboards showed rising spend, security scans flagged nothing, and deployment logs were clean. Devtron closes that gap. Unified visibility shows how pods, nodes, and services affect each other in real time. Blind spots disappear. Resolution accelerates. Read a blog on how unified visibility changes incident response → https://lnkd.in/dg_sSBmX
“We couldn’t see that our API latency was spiking because it was running on an overloaded node.” That’s how a platform engineer described the visibility gap. Metrics showed CPU normal, response times degrading, and memory critical, but no connection between them. Meanwhile, cost dashboards showed rising spend, security scans flagged nothing, and deployment logs were clean. Devtron closes that gap. Unified visibility shows how pods, nodes, and services affect each other in real time. Blind spots disappear. Resolution accelerates. Read a blog on how unified visibility changes incident response → https://lnkd.in/dg_sSBmX