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We’ve written this blog with the goal of helping you understand exactly how Lagoon works, from your local development environment to deployment.

Kubernetes is a game-changer. But does that mean developers should be the ones responsible for building and maintaining it?

Want to use Kubernetes but fear your team is too small? It’s not as hard as you’d think, even on the smallest teams!

Welcome to the amazee.io November Q&A with our knowledgeable team! This month, we sat down to chat about all things open source: What it is, why it matters, and why we use it ourselves with our ZeroOps application delivery platform.

Being a startup isn’t easy: You’ve got big goals and limited funding, and you want to get things done as quickly as possible. That sweet spot between perfection and timing isn’t easy to hit, but for some startups, it can make or break their entire future.

This is the first of a monthly Q&A session we’ll be hosting with amazee.io’s expert team. Today’s topic will be about preserving developer freedom and discussing the best ways that developers can use their time.

Many people don’t realize this, but websites do, in fact, have a carbon footprint - sometimes a very large one.

We teach you how to secure your web apps and sites, once and for all.

From WebOps to ZeroOps, a natural evolution at amazee.io.

How to truly secure your website or applications, once and for all.

With the news of Lens 6 and Lens Pro being released to the public, I wanted to take a moment to share my views and experiences with Lens - and why we find it so valuable for the amazee.io team.