Hey, it's Kirill Proskurin, Head of DevOps Engineering at Behavox. In the previous post of this series, we wrapped up on the note, that, while Kubernetes is great - it's overly complex and we need something simpler. There are not many other options left on the

Hey, it's Kirill Proskurin, Head of DevOps Engineering at Behavox. Not choosing Kubernetes in 2022 sounds like a radical position - and it raises a lot of questions. Everywhere you go, it seems like everyone is using Kubernetes for container management. Here at Behavox, we're trying

Hey, it's Kirill Proskurin, Head of DevOps Engineering at Behavox. In Part 1, I talked about Behavox's experience with Ansible. The conclusion was that while Ansible is a good tool for what it does, we wanted something more scalable. It was 2018 and we looked into

Hey, it's Kirill Proskurin, Head of DevOps Engineering at Behavox. Five years ago when I joined Behavox, Ansible was all the rage. It promised a very easy to use and powerful configuration management tool, and it didn't come as a surprise that Behavox already used it.