This infographic is based on trends and learnings across hundreds of enterprises we’ve engaged with, spanning Fortune 100 companies evaluating a move to public or private clouds, to high-growth, software-first startups that were born in the cloud. The blue bar at bottom summarizes the costs & benefits a company can expect to incur across these stages.
Our goal is to help executives, managers and teams engage in structured conversation to better understand where on the spectrum they fall, and to prioritize how aggressively they want to evolve their deployment capabilities and methodologies.
If you’d like to have Armory help enable Stages 4 & 5 software deployments to make your company’s ability to deploy software a core competency, just reach out to us using the form below.
Takeoff for the Clouds with Spinnaker in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
One of the great things about Spinnaker is the ability to run its microservice architecture in Kubernetes. You setup your cloud provider, deploy some pods and you are up and running! At Armory we’ve been doing AWS and GCP installs for some time. And our friends at Microsoft continue to grow their cloud presence, with […]
First Spinnaker Community Gardening Days, April 9-10 @ Salesforce
Ahoy again! I’m thrilled to announce something very close to my heart – an opportunity for the open-source Spinnaker community to come together and synchronously move the project forward. Mark your calendar now: April 9-10, 2020 Visit the meetup event page, RSVP, and share! Organized by Armory’s Community team and hosted by Salesforce at its […]
Accelerating Software Delivery with Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
Accelerating Software Delivery with Value Stream Mapping (VSM) What is VSM and how does it accelerate software delivery? Value stream mapping enables organizations to: Visualize and understand software development, testing and delivery workflows Surface inefficiencies Identify ways to reach an accelerated and high-performing future state Armory helps organizations automate a golden path to production by […]
