We’re back! Aptible and HackerNoon bring you the DevOps Writing Contest, round 3 results. In the third round, we published 50 #devops stories, generating 11 days of reading time. Shoutout to all the writers who have participated in this contest! Your active participation will help us bring more sponsored tags for the community. To get all winner announcements and notifications directly in your mail, subscribe to hackernooncontests’ updates today! You will see the subscribe option on the right side of this story. Reading about the DevOps Writing Contest for the first time? The DevOps Writing Contest aims to explore expertise, projects, experiences, learnings, and challenges around reliability, scalability, automation, and infrastructure. Here’s the Message from the Aptible team: "Aptible's mission is to enable developers to do more with less infrastructure. We also know that when it comes to infrastructure, there are a myriad of opinions and strong opinions at that. And that’s why we’re excited to partner with HackerNoon, to get more content written, opinions out in the open, and spur active discussion and knowledge sharing of how infrastructure is being built and utilized." Share your #DevOps expertise and win the DevOps writing contest! $18,000 worth of prizes await you! Need ideas to write? You can write anything related to DevOps. The sponsor is interested in reading about the challenges in implementing the DevOps infrastructure and how you deal with them. Click on this template for more details. About Aptible Aptible’s hosting platform automates the work of provisioning, managing, and scaling infrastructure so developers can focus on what actually matters: their product. Get started for free with Aptible. The DevOps Writing Contest: Round 3 Finalists For selecting the nominations, we picked all the stories with the #devops tag on HackerNoon, published in October. Then, we chose the top stories weighing in the following factors: Number of hours read
The number of people reached
The originality of the content
Relevance to the topics shared by the sponsor. See the contest’s writing prompt here. Here’s the list of the Round 3 finalists: Confessions of a DevOps Guru: How I Would Learn Devops If I Could Start Again by @abrahamdahunsi.
How to Dockerize And Deploy Django Applications by @abrahamdahunsi.
Stateful vs. Stateless Applications in Containerized Environments by @faithadeyinka.
NoOps: The Future of DevOps or a Mythical Utopia? by @ezikielemmanuel.
Simple Database Migration Scripts On Your CI/CD step by @mindsky.
Enhancing DevOps Efficiency With ChatOps by @vladislavbilay.
From DevOps to NetDevOps: Where Are We Now in Networking? by @verlainedevnet.
Netflix's Secret Sauce: The DevOps Behind Your Binge-Watching by @abrahamdahunsi
The Software Deployment Checklist You've Never Seen by @ayoibrahim.
Build a Movie Streaming App Like Netflix Using Node.js, MySQL, and Deploy on Aptible by @wise4rmgod. Round 3 Winners of The DevOps Writing Contest by Aptible With overall 27% of the votes, the article that has won the first place is: https://hackernoon.com/netflixs-secret-sauce-the-devops-behind-your-binge-watching?embedable=true Have you ever wondered how Netflix manages to deliver thousands of hours of content to millions of users across the globe without any glitches or delays? How do they keep up with the ever-changing demands and preferences of their customers? How do they ensure that their service is always available, reliable, and secure?
Well, the answer lies in their secret sauce. Well deserved, @abrahamdahunsi! You have won $1500! With 16% of the overall votes, the second position is won by: https://hackernoon.com/build-a-movie-streaming-app-like-netflix-using-nodejs-mysql-and-deploy-on-aptible?embedable=true Imagine watching your favorite movies and TV shows anytime, anywhere, without worrying about slow loading times. That's the power of a movie streaming web app like Netflix.
But what if you could build your movie streaming web app without managing the infrastructure? That's where Aptible comes in. Another win, @wise4rmgod! Congratulations! You have won $1,000. In the third place, we have: https://hackernoon.com/simple-database-migration-scripts-on-your-cicd-step?embedable=true I've seen a lot of outstanding, high-level work in several of the submissions to the DevOps Writing Contest. However, few individuals consider how to keep the database up to date on common standbys (dev, stage, prod, etc.) while working every day. This article is intended for novice developers. I used Spring as an example to demonstrate a simple technique for introducing a database migration system into the CI/CD process.
We will require Liquibase and GitLab CI/CD tools for this deployment. Assume for the moment that a database is up and running. I will be using PostgreSQL. Congratulations,@mindsky, you have won $500! Congratulations to all the winners of the DevOps Writing Contest! Here are the next steps to claim your prize [ ]Please contact yes-reply@hackernoon.com and sidra@hackernoon.com using the email ID attached to the winner's hackernoon account.
[ ]We will validate your claim and share a form requesting your bank details for reward distribution.
[ ]You will receive your winnings in 2-4 weeks after filling out the form. Please note that you must contact us within 60 days after the winners’ announcement date. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation. Visit contests.hackernoon.com to learn more about running and upcoming contests. We’re back! Aptible and HackerNoon bring you the DevOps Writing Contest, round 3 results. In the third round, we published 50 #devops stories, generating 11 days of reading time. Shoutout to all the writers who have participated in this contest! Your active participation will help us bring more sponsored tags for the community. To get all winner announcements and notifications directly in your mail, subscribe to hackernooncontests’ updates today! You will see the subscribe option on the right side of this story. To get all winner announcements and notifications directly in your mail, subscribe to hackernooncontests ’ updates today! You will see the subscribe option on the right side of this story. hackernooncontests Reading about the DevOps Writing Contest for the first time? The DevOps Writing Contest aims to explore expertise, projects, experiences, learnings, and challenges around reliability, scalability, automation, and infrastructure. Here’s the Message from the Aptible team: "Aptible's mission is to enable developers to do more with less infrastructure. We also know that when it comes to infrastructure, there are a myriad of opinions and strong opinions at that. And that’s why we’re excited to partner with HackerNoon, to get more content written, opinions out in the open, and spur active discussion and knowledge sharing of how infrastructure is being built and utilized." "Aptible's mission is to enable developers to do more with less infrastructure. We also know that when it comes to infrastructure, there are a myriad of opinions and strong opinions at that. And that’s why we’re excited to partner with HackerNoon, to get more content written, opinions out in the open, and spur active discussion and knowledge sharing of how infrastructure is being built and utilized." "Aptible's mission is to enable developers to do more with less infrastructure. We also know that when it comes to infrastructure, there are a myriad of opinions and strong opinions at that. And that’s why we’re excited to partner with HackerNoon, to get more content written, opinions out in the open, and spur active discussion and knowledge sharing of how infrastructure is being built and utilized." Share your #DevOps expertise and win the DevOps writing contest! $18,000 worth of prizes await you! Share your #DevOps expertise and win the DevOps writing contest ! $18,000 worth of prizes await you! the DevOps writing contest Need ideas to write? You can write anything related to DevOps. The sponsor is interested in reading about the challenges in implementing the DevOps infrastructure and how you deal with them. Click on this template for more details. Need ideas to write? You can write anything related to DevOps. The sponsor is interested in reading about the challenges in implementing the DevOps infrastructure and how you deal with them. Click on this template for more details. this template this template About Aptible Aptible’s hosting platform automates the work of provisioning, managing, and scaling infrastructure so developers can focus on what actually matters: their product. Get started for free with Aptible . Aptible The DevOps Writing Contest: Round 3 Finalists For selecting the nominations, we picked all the stories with the #devops tag on HackerNoon, published in October. Then, we chose the top stories weighing in the following factors: #devops Number of hours read The number of people reached The originality of the content Relevance to the topics shared by the sponsor. See the contest’s writing prompt here. Number of hours read The number of people reached The originality of the content Relevance to the topics shared by the sponsor. See the contest’s writing prompt here . here Here’s the list of the Round 3 finalists: Here’s the list of the Round 3 finalists: Confessions of a DevOps Guru: How I Would Learn Devops If I Could Start Again by @abrahamdahunsi. How to Dockerize And Deploy Django Applications by @abrahamdahunsi. Stateful vs. Stateless Applications in Containerized Environments by @faithadeyinka. NoOps: The Future of DevOps or a Mythical Utopia? by @ezikielemmanuel. Simple Database Migration Scripts On Your CI/CD step by @mindsky. Enhancing DevOps Efficiency With ChatOps by @vladislavbilay. From DevOps to NetDevOps: Where Are We Now in Networking? by @verlainedevnet. Netflix's Secret Sauce: The DevOps Behind Your Binge-Watching by @abrahamdahunsi The Software Deployment Checklist You've Never Seen by @ayoibrahim. Build a Movie Streaming App Like Netflix Using Node.js, MySQL, and Deploy on Aptible by @wise4rmgod. Confessions of a DevOps Guru: How I Would Learn Devops If I Could Start Again by @abrahamdahunsi. Confessions of a DevOps Guru: How I Would Learn Devops If I Could Start Again @abrahamdahunsi . @abrahamdahunsi How to Dockerize And Deploy Django Applications by @abrahamdahunsi. How to Dockerize And Deploy Django Applications @abrahamdahunsi . @abrahamdahunsi Stateful vs. Stateless Applications in Containerized Environments by @faithadeyinka. Stateful vs. Stateless Applications in Containerized Environments @faithadeyinka . @faithadeyinka NoOps: The Future of DevOps or a Mythical Utopia? by @ezikielemmanuel. NoOps: The Future of DevOps or a Mythical Utopia? @ezikielemmanuel . @ezikielemmanuel Simple Database Migration Scripts On Your CI/CD step by @mindsky. Simple Database Migration Scripts On Your CI/CD step @mindsky . @mindsky Enhancing DevOps Efficiency With ChatOps by @vladislavbilay. Enhancing DevOps Efficiency With ChatOps @vladislavbilay . @vladislavbilay From DevOps to NetDevOps: Where Are We Now in Networking? by @verlainedevnet. From DevOps to NetDevOps: Where Are We Now in Networking? @verlainedevnet . @verlainedevnet Netflix's Secret Sauce: The DevOps Behind Your Binge-Watching by @abrahamdahunsi Netflix's Secret Sauce: The DevOps Behind Your Binge-Watching @abrahamdahunsi @abrahamdahunsi The Software Deployment Checklist You've Never Seen by @ayoibrahim. The Software Deployment Checklist You've Never Seen @ayoibrahim . @ayoibrahim Build a Movie Streaming App Like Netflix Using Node.js, MySQL, and Deploy on Aptible by @wise4rmgod. Build a Movie Streaming App Like Netflix Using Node.js, MySQL, and Deploy on Aptible Build a Movie Streaming App Like Netflix Using Node.js, MySQL, and Deploy @wise4rmgod . @wise4rmgod Round 3 Winners of The DevOps Writing Contest by Aptible With overall 27% of the votes, the article that has won the first place is: https://hackernoon.com/netflixs-secret-sauce-the-devops-behind-your-binge-watching?embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/netflixs-secret-sauce-the-devops-behind-your-binge-watching?embedable=true Have you ever wondered how Netflix manages to deliver thousands of hours of content to millions of users across the globe without any glitches or delays? How do they keep up with the ever-changing demands and preferences of their customers? How do they ensure that their service is always available, reliable, and secure? Well, the answer lies in their secret sauce. Have you ever wondered how Netflix manages to deliver thousands of hours of content to millions of users across the globe without any glitches or delays? How do they keep up with the ever-changing demands and preferences of their customers? How do they ensure that their service is always available, reliable, and secure? Well, the answer lies in their secret sauce. Well deserved, @ abrahamdahunsi ! You have won $1500! abrahamdahunsi abrahamdahunsi With 16% of the overall votes, the second position is won by: https://hackernoon.com/build-a-movie-streaming-app-like-netflix-using-nodejs-mysql-and-deploy-on-aptible?embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/build-a-movie-streaming-app-like-netflix-using-nodejs-mysql-and-deploy-on-aptible?embedable=true Imagine watching your favorite movies and TV shows anytime, anywhere, without worrying about slow loading times. That's the power of a movie streaming web app like Netflix. But what if you could build your movie streaming web app without managing the infrastructure? That's where Aptible comes in. Imagine watching your favorite movies and TV shows anytime, anywhere, without worrying about slow loading times. That's the power of a movie streaming web app like Netflix. But what if you could build your movie streaming web app without managing the infrastructure? That's where Aptible comes in. Another win, @wise4rmgod! Congratulations! You have won $1,000. @wise4rmgod ! @wise4rmgod In the third place, we have: https://hackernoon.com/simple-database-migration-scripts-on-your-cicd-step?embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/simple-database-migration-scripts-on-your-cicd-step?embedable=true I've seen a lot of outstanding, high-level work in several of the submissions to the DevOps Writing Contest. However, few individuals consider how to keep the database up to date on common standbys (dev, stage, prod, etc.) while working every day. This article is intended for novice developers. I used Spring as an example to demonstrate a simple technique for introducing a database migration system into the CI/CD process. We will require Liquibase and GitLab CI/CD tools for this deployment. Assume for the moment that a database is up and running. I will be using PostgreSQL. I've seen a lot of outstanding, high-level work in several of the submissions to the DevOps Writing Contest . However, few individuals consider how to keep the database up to date on common standbys (dev, stage, prod, etc.) while working every day. This article is intended for novice developers. I used Spring as an example to demonstrate a simple technique for introducing a database migration system into the CI/CD process. DevOps Writing Contest We will require Liquibase and GitLab CI/CD tools for this deployment. Assume for the moment that a database is up and running. I will be using PostgreSQL. Congratulations, @mindsky, you have won $500! @mindsky , @mindsky Congratulations to all the winners of the DevOps Writing Contest! Here are the next steps to claim your prize [ ]Please contact yes-reply@hackernoon.com and sidra@hackernoon.com using the email ID attached to the winner's hackernoon account. [ ]We will validate your claim and share a form requesting your bank details for reward distribution. [ ]You will receive your winnings in 2-4 weeks after filling out the form. [ ] Please contact yes-reply@hackernoon.com and sidra@hackernoon.com using the email ID attached to the winner's hackernoon account. [ ] [ ] We will validate your claim and share a form requesting your bank details for reward distribution. [ ] [ ] You will receive your winnings in 2-4 weeks after filling out the form. [ ] Please note that you must contact us within 60 days after the winners’ announcement date. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation. Visit contests.hackernoon.com to learn more about running and upcoming contests. Visit contests.hackernoon.com to learn more about running and upcoming contests. contests.hackernoon.com

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