During the AppDev Field Day 2 at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon, Jon Myer discussed with delegates Heroku’s status as a pioneering platform-as-a-service (PaaS) provider, highlighting its emphasis on simplifying developer experiences by abstracting the complexities of infrastructure management. The delegates reviewed Heroku’s approach which favors usability over the deeply technical, infrastructure-focused style typical of cloud-native development. They acknowledged Heroku’s aim to ease enterprise operations and their move towards embracing open-source with initiatives like the open-sourcing of the 12-Factor App Manifesto. However, concerns were raised about the lack of transparency in its infrastructure. Despite some finding Heroku’s detailed presentations overwhelming, the overall commitment to addressing challenges and setting clear future paths was well-received, underscoring Heroku’s ongoing effort to bridge the gap between developers and operations, specifically targeting enterprise-level applications.
Heroku Uplifts Developer Experience with a Shorter Build and Deploy Cycle
Heroku has introduced enhancements to their platform, significantly shortening the build and deploy cycle, aimed at improving the overall developer experience. This update allows developers to streamline workflows, reduce downtime, and deliver applications more efficiently. The changes reflect Heroku’s commitment to providing developer-friendly solutions that support rapid and reliable software development. Read more coverage of AppDev Field Day 2 by Sulagna Saha on DevOps dot com!
My first Tech Field Day experience at AppDev Field Day 2 – Heroku
Attending AppDev Field Day 2 was a transformative experience for Mike Stanley, who writes about the capabilities of Heroku in this article. Heroku simplifies application deployment by managing infrastructure, allowing developers to focus on coding. Despite the potential cost premium, the convenience and time savings make it a valuable service for developers and operations professionals.
Techstrong Gang – November 19, 2024
In the November 19, 2024 episode of Techstrong Gang, hosts Alan Shimel, Bonnie Schneider, and Stephen Foskett review highlights from the recent AppDev Field Day 2 at KubeCon, as well as insights from an article indicating that DevOps engineers are advancing to management roles more quickly than their peers in IT. In the first section, Foskett discusses the presentations by SOUTHWORKS, Heroku, and Codiac, placing them in context with the overall DevOps and Platform Engineering space and giving more details on what was discussed. Watch Stephen Foskett on Techstrong Gang every Tuesday!
Can You Remove the Ops from DevOps?
Jack Poller delves into the complexities of DevOps, examining whether it is feasible to remove operations from the DevOps model without compromising the methodology’s integrity and effectiveness. He explores the integration and critical interdependencies between development and operations teams, highlighting how both are essential for streamlined workflows and optimized performance. Poller concludes that a successful DevOps strategy necessitates a balanced collaboration between the two, as the synergy between development and operations is fundamental to achieving rapid and stable service delivery. Read more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by the Heroku presentation at AppDev Field Day 2!
Exploring the Future of App Development at AppDev Field Day from KubeCon and CloudNativeCon
Stephen Foskett introduces AppDev Field Day at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon in Salt Lake City. In addition to attending sessions and briefings, the Tech Field Day delegates will hear presentations by Heroku, Southworks, and Codiac.
Heroku
Heroku, a Salesforce company and industry pioneer in platform as a service (PaaS), enables developers to build and run applications entirely in the cloud, without the need to purchase or maintain any servers or software. Over 5 million apps, including ones from Live Nation Entertainment, HealthSherpa, and Airbase run on Heroku. With support for the […]