Found 69 results for: Continuous Integration
Slow build times are the silent killer of developer velocity. We analyze how shifting from oversubscribed SaaS runners to dedicated NVMe-backed instances in Oslo can cut deployment times by 60%, ensuring GDPR compliance and raw I/O performance.
A battle-tested guide to slashing build times in 2019. We dissect the hidden I/O bottlenecks in GitLab CI/Jenkins, implement aggressive Docker caching, and explain why your choice of Norwegian VPS infrastructure dictates your deployment speed.
Your build pipeline isn't slow because of your code; it's choking on disk I/O. We dissect the 2019 CI/CD bottleneck, optimize Docker storage drivers, and prove why NVMe infrastructure in Norway is the only viable path for DevOps.
Slow pipelines are the silent killer of development velocity. We dissect the specific storage drivers, caching strategies, and infrastructure bottlenecks slowing down your builds, with a focus on Norwegian data sovereignty.
Is your build pipeline slower than your deployment schedule? We dissect I/O bottlenecks, Docker layer caching, and the specific advantages of NVMe storage for CI runners in the Norwegian hosting landscape.
Slow builds are a developer retention killer. We dissect how I/O bottlenecks and latency impact your pipeline, and how to fix them using Docker multi-stage builds, NVMe storage, and proper caching strategies.
Your build pipeline isn't slow because of your code—it's likely your storage backend. We analyze how I/O bottlenecks strangle Jenkins and GitLab CI, and why the post-GDPR world demands local Norwegian infrastructure.
With the May 25th GDPR deadline approaching, slow build pipelines are a risk you can't afford. We dissect how to optimize Jenkins and GitLab runners using Docker multi-stage builds and high-performance NVMe infrastructure in Norway.
Your build times are killing developer productivity. We dissect the hidden causes of slow CI/CD pipelines in 2018—from disk I/O latency to Docker layer caching—and why infrastructure location matters now more than ever.
Is your deployment pipeline an excuse for a coffee break? We dissect the I/O bottlenecks killing your build times, implement ephemeral Docker agents, and optimize Jenkins 2.0 pipelines for the Nordic infrastructure landscape.
It is late 2016, and if you are still clicking buttons in the Jenkins UI, you are doing it wrong. We explore moving to Pipeline-as-Code, fixing I/O bottlenecks with NVMe, and keeping your intellectual property compliant within Norwegian borders.
Is your deployment pipeline bleeding time? We dissect the IOPS bottleneck in Jenkins and Docker workflows and show why high-performance infrastructure is the only cure for slow builds in 2016.
Waiting 30 minutes for a build to fail is a productivity killer. We dive into Jenkins 2.0 pipelines, Docker layer caching, and why NVMe storage is the secret weapon for Norwegian DevOps teams facing I/O bottlenecks.
Is your Jenkins build queue stalling your release cycle? We analyze the impact of disk I/O on Docker builds, the transition to Jenkins 2.0 pipelines, and why data residency in Norway is critical following the new EU-US Privacy Shield agreement.
Is your Jenkins build queue moving slower than rush hour on Ring 3? We dissect the hidden I/O bottlenecks killing your deployment times and how to fix them with proper infrastructure tuning.
Your build server is the heartbeat of deployment. If it lags, you bleed money. We dissect how I/O bottlenecks kill CI/CD performance and how to fix it using Jenkins tuning, Docker OverlayFS, and local Norwegian infrastructure.
Your build server isn't just slow; it's costing you developer hours. We dissect the I/O bottlenecks in Jenkins and Docker setups circa 2016 and explain why moving to KVM-based infrastructure in Oslo is the only fix for serious engineering teams.
Is your Jenkins queue blocking deployment? We analyze 2015's best practices for CI/CD performance, from tmpfs caching to Docker integration, specifically tailored for Norwegian development teams facing new data sovereignty challenges.
Your builds are too slow, and it's probably disk I/O. We analyze how to cut Jenkins build times by 40% using Docker caching, proper SSD allocation, and local Norwegian infrastructure.
It is 2015, and editing config files manually in production is no longer acceptable. Learn how to implement 'Infrastructure as Code' using Git hooks, Ansible, and Docker to ensure your Norwegian VPS environments are reproducible and robust.
Manual FTP uploads and hot-patching config files are killing your stability. Here is how to implement a robust, git-driven workflow (IaC) using Ansible and Jenkins on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
Is your Jenkins build giving you enough time to finish a coffee and read Hacker News? That is a problem. We break down how disk I/O, virtualization types, and Nordic network topology impact your build times.
Is your Jenkins queue choking on I/O wait? We dissect the 2014 deployment bottleneck, optimize the build pipeline with SSD-backed KVM, and keep your data compliant with Norwegian privacy standards.
Manual FTP uploads are a liability. Learn how to architect a rugged, automated deployment pipeline using Git, Jenkins, and Ansible on high-performance KVM architecture.
Your Jenkins builds shouldn't take long enough to brew a pot of coffee. We explore how I/O bottlenecks kill pipeline velocity and how to fix it using KVM, SSDs, and smart caching strategies in a pre-Docker world.
Is your Jenkins server choking on I/O wait? We analyze the infrastructure bottlenecks killing your build times and why local Norwegian KVM hosting is the fix you need in 2014.
Tired of 'works on my machine' but fails in production? We analyze how disk I/O bottlenecks kill build times and why proper KVM isolation is the only viable path for Norwegian DevOps teams in 2014.
Stop editing files via SSH. In 2014, the only acceptable workflow is Git-driven. We explore how to build a robust Continuous Delivery pipeline using Jenkins, Puppet, and reliable KVM infrastructure in Norway.
Manual deployments are a liability. Learn how to engineer a bulletproof, atomic build pipeline using Jenkins and Bash, and why the underlying virtualization architecture of your VPS determines your CI success.
Your developers are spending more time sword fighting on office chairs than shipping code. Here is how to tune Jenkins, optimize I/O, and leverage Norwegian infrastructure to cut build times by 60%.