Tools

The DevOps Commons Group in the BC Gov Yammer community is an online community focused on growing and evolving the BCGov DevOps community.

Describes how to get started with Sysdig and monitor application.

Describes the different BC Government organizations in GitHub.

Describes how to set up and configure advanced functions for a team in Sysdig Monitor.

Describes how to configure alerts and notifications for a team in Sysdig Monitor.

Image Streams are used to store the outputs of builds and if not managed properly can clutter up the cluster.

This page provides guidance to the teams in BC Gov that look to get started with encorporating Continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) into the lifecycle of their application hosted on the Private Cloud Openshift Platform.

Get started on the Cloud Pathfinder platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP)

Describes aspects of your application you can check to ensure they are up and running after an outage.

Describes prebuilt images maintained by the Platform Services team and available for use in applications.

Describes how to tune resource limits and requests in OpenShift.

Describes the process to request more resource quota for an OpenShift project

Describes the design and implementation process for creatin resilient applications

Describes how to set up and configure a team in Sysdig Monitor.

BCGov secure mobile application signing service. Contribute to bcgov/mobile-signing-service development by creating an account on GitHub.

Patroni Troubleshooting tips and tricks

BC Government's home on GitHub. Open source code developed by and for the BC Government resides here.