@patrickdebois Founder of @OpsLevelHQ here - we saw so many teams doing this with xls and wiki pages years ago, and built OpsLevel to answer all the above questions and more (and to automate as much as possible.) Happy to give you a demo if you like.
I’m super excited to announce that OpsLevel has raised a $15M Series A, led by Threshold with participation from our investors Vertex Ventures, S28 Capital, WIN, as well as a set of great founders and operating angels. We're building an amazing product and company - come join us!
We're excited to announce our $15M Series-A funding round led by @thresholdvc
But we're really thrilled about where we're headed. So, why a developer portal? https://t.co/qrTNYFKqkg
Running #Kubernetes in production? It's easy to mess up. Our latest blog post by @rocktavious discusses a few #k8s best practices and ways of validating those across your cluster. Check it out 👇
https://t.co/VuCRAeO3Jx
#kubernetes#security#reliability
Adopting microservices? Here's a great writeup of a recent interview I participated in alongside @amiklas from @pagerduty and @jkodumal from @LaunchDarkly.
Adopting microservices helps your engineering organization scale, but it comes with its own challenges. OpsLevel is featured in this TechCrunch article as a way to manage microservice complexity through Service Ownership.
https://t.co/7dzJwHuVmG
Excited to partner with @johnlaban & @klprose as they make DevOps mean Service Ownership again. Read on for why we backed @OpsLevelHQ https://t.co/iIPd84CzMF
I met @johnlaban nearly 10yrs ago when he was the 1st employee at PagerDuty. Very exited to partner with him & @klprose on OpsLevel.
With $5M in the bank and impressive early customers like Segment, Zapier, and Convoy, OpsLevel is here to fix DevOps.
https://t.co/gRckT5o87C
@nickhudkins @joelkinzel @StabbyCutyou@OpsLevelHQ (Hey, thanks Nick!) We built OpsLevel to solve exactly this problem. It tracks ownership and everything else you need to own/operate healthy services. I'd be happy to show you how it works - DM me.
https://t.co/DzBydAhWq1
@gabor@schrockn Many big companies build internal systems to catalog and help standardize their microservices sprawl. There are products on the market to do this too. https://t.co/GFSUjMLFoT
@schrockn There's a bit of a chicken and egg thing here. As you mentioned, there's a large cohort of multi-billion-$ companies that used a distributed architecture to easily scale their engineering organization. They might have had a much harder time without it. Good problems to have...
@schrockn@abhi_sivasailam Honestly, most "microservices" architectures out there aren't truly micro. I've interviewed dozens of big companies about their microservices architecture and comparatively few go the route of making them as small as possible - services tend to be on the chubbier side.
@otteradrift@schrockn Shopify did this with their monolith (w/ logical separation between business domains, but all running in a monolith): they call it a Modular Monolith. TBF they also run a number of (micro?)services too, but it definitely reduces the number of those. https://t.co/Cp0SZozwUu
@bictolia We created @OpsLevelHQ to help track ownership (of repos, services, etc) in a non invasive way across your organization. I'd be happy to demo it if you're interested.
While various government actions were being assessed for their ability to support tech during COVID-19, commercial rent remained an immediate pressure. It's amazing that @oneeleven_111 + @Siriagrell took immediate action to offer 2 months of rent abatement to tenants!