Armory, the Continuous Deployment (CD) company, has released several plugins for Spinnaker (the powerful open source, multi-cloud Continuous Deployment tool) that are designed to make Spinnaker faster and more secure.
Spinnaker can help teams deploy software quickly, safely and reliably. However, the platform presents technical and cost challenges when managing the growing number of accounts, configurations, credentials, resources and infrastructure overhead required for deployments at scale.
Ensuring operational compliance can be time-consuming and difficult across multiple deployment tools and environments. Manual management or homegrown tools lead to latency, complexity, fragility, and high costs.
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To solve these challenges for enterprises and mid-size businesses alike, Armory is introducing four new plugins that are fully compatible with open source Spinnaker.
“The Armory crew believes in the power of community and is committed to enabling continuous deployment for everyone, at any scale,” said Adam Frank, VP of Product & Marketing at Armory. “Creating new deployment, security and observability capabilities for users of open source Spinnaker was an easy decision for us.”
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