Designing Cloud Ready Applications

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Claims that CI/CD pipelines using Docker images and Kubernetes + Helm produce immutable artifacts and let teams push many times per day, turning manual six‑week releases into ~10 builds/day (~50/week) and reducing rollbacks. Concrete tooling includes Git workflows, Dockerfiles, Helm charts, Vault for secrets, Gauntlet for checks, and load tests with Gatling or Artillery, plus a service mesh for circuit breakers and observability. Two‑phase release+deploy with versioned artifacts lowers operational effort and rotate certs via ACME for automated security.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 9:36Repository Strategy
3. 14:12Building Code
4. 20:29Versioning
5. 31:01Ops Categorization

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