At kreuzwerker we implement at lot of projects running on AWS (with some small forays into GCP). When dealing with the ever increasing complexity of building those infrastructures we tend to put every operation performed into some piece of…
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Usually I don’t play games. Since Change is the topic of both Alex and I though, I decided to change my attitude about games. It occurred to me that playing games in the agile community is a thing. I wanted to find out why, stepped out of my comfort…
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Die kreuzwerker haben eine Ruby-basierte Web-Plattform für die Bewertung und den Handel mit gebrauchten Industriegütern entwickelt, die zudem den Grundstein zu einem Auktionsportal in späteren Versionen beinhaltet.
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The deployment pattern for setting up services in a cloud environment I'm going to follow has somewhat changed over the past weeks. The reason is mainly container based application deployments. This appears for AWS as well as for (more or less…
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Once upon a time, there were ten little comments who used to play around in the kreuzwerker domain. They were growing up wealthy and strong, when all of a sudden Lady Fanny claimed their departure.
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For our suite of Cucumber-JVM based frontend end-2-end tests we use Jenkins as continuous integration system for parallel test execution and monitoring of test results. The manual creation and configuration of Jenkins jobs can be a tedious task…
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In my last post I demonstrated how to build a minimal Docker image for the cron-container. All in all this approach works pretty well for the described use case. Following this road I wanted to use aws-cli for periodical AWS infrastructure updates.…
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Another year has passed and we look back to a successful year full of exciting moments. We would like to take a moment to thank you: our clients, partners, colleagues. With your help we made a lot of projects happen: such as arte Concerts, a…
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