Rig.dev provides a DevEx and Application layer for Kubernetes, introducing a modern abstraction to Kubernetes clusters and enabling engineers to work efficiently with their microservices using rich tooling.

Rig.dev

Rig.dev offers an application platform for Kubernetes. We empower developers to work in their own environments with elevated application abstractions, while still leveraging Kubernetes's reliability, portability, and scalability. Our developer-friendly deployment engine simplifies the process of rolling out, managing, debugging and scaling applications. The platform includes a Dashboard, CLI, and CI/CD pipelines that seamlessly integrate with GitHub Actions.

Support us on GIthub: https://github.com/rigdev/rig

We'll kick off our first event in precisely three weeks - our Platform & DevEx Breakfast in Copenhagen on September 5th. 

We're looking forward to welcoming people to a morning packed with Platform Engineering & Developer Experience talks from great speakers!

There are still spots left, so grab a ticket if you're interested in these topics: https://lnkd.in/dhBq_vM6

The fourth and final speaker at our Platform & DevEx Breakfast on Sep 5th is our very own CTO & Co-Founder, Anders Johnsen!

Anders leads the development of our platform. With a background from Google, Uber, Roku, and startups, Anders brings a ton of experience in Platform Engineering and Infrastructure.

His talk will dive into the challenges of adopting Kubernetes and the resulting developer experience issues. Drawing on insights from over 100 engineering teams, Anders will discuss how thinking of infrastructure in layers and abstractions can overcome common problems, improve developer experience, streamline infrastructure, and ease the burden on DevOps.

Get your tickets here 🥐
https://lnkd.in/dbiRiNdy

Our third speaker at our Platform & DevEx Breakfast event on September 5th is Kasper Borg Nissen, Staff Platform Engineer at Lunar 💡

Kasper is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Ambassador, co-founder of Cloud Native Nordics, and an active leader in the community through Cloud Native Aarhus and Kubernetes Community Days (KCD) Denmark. He also co-chairs KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU/NA and proudly identifies as a Kubestronaut 👨🚀

In his talk Kasper will discuss how Platform Engineering can significantly enhance developer experience by enabling faster delivery of product value. He'll cover where to start, understanding tradeoffs, and how to get developers to adopt more optimized processes. Kasper will also touch on why most companies invest in platform engineering as they scale, though its benefits are relevant to companies of all sizes.

Join us on September 5th and hear Kasper's valuable insights: https://lnkd.in/d4Tpgx3R

Meet the second speaker at our Platform & DevEx Breakfast on Sep 5th: Jessica Andersson, Cloud Architect at Trice!

With a background at Kognic and Meltwater, and as a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Ambassador, Jessica brings a wealth of experience from the Platform Engineering space.

Her talk will focus on enhancing the developer experience and enabling product teams to deliver value quickly and efficiently. Jessica will also cover where to start, necessary tradeoffs, and ways to encourage developers to adopt standardized processes.

See you there 🤙 
https://lnkd.in/dMqxDrFy

Say hello to Mads Høgstedt Danquah, Engineering Lead at the LEGO Group and the first speaker at our Platform & DevEx Breakfast on Sep 5th in Copenhagen!

With an extensive background from Reload A/S where he worked with Kubernetes and cloud based platforms as well as his role in leading the Platform Engineering efforts at Lego, Mads brings a lot of insights on Platform Engineering to the table.

In his talk, Mads will share his experiences in building platforms, showcasing successful tools and methods to traverse the treacherous road from your current state to a shiny new platform that will delight your end-users.

Secure your tickets now and join us for a morning full of insights, networking and croissants!

👉 https://lnkd.in/gw4-FW7X

On September 5th, we’re excited to host our first Platform & DevEx Breakfast in Copenhagen, with space for 100 participants! ☕🥐

Join us to hear from a strong line-up of speakers who will be talking about Platform Engineering & Developer Experience on Kubernetes.

Kasper Borg Nissen from Lunar, Mads Høgstedt Danquah from the LEGO Group, Jessica Andersson from Trice, and our very own Anders Johnsen from  Rig.dev will share their thoughts and insights on scaling platform engineering teams, what to prioritize to ensure the best DevEx, as well as how to get started with Platform Engineering if you’re new to this.

Secure your tickets and prepare yourself for a morning full of engaging discussions and valuable insights into Platform Engineering 👉 https://lnkd.in/dckpNy-y

In the past weeks, we’ve talked with many companies considering migrating to Kubernetes. 
 
Migrating to Kubernetes opens up a world of possibilities with its scalability, flexibility, and portability.

On the flip side, Kubernetes is complex and doesn’t ship with the platform capabilities and developer experience that developers have gotten used to from more managed platforms. 

Getting here takes significant time, resources, and investments for companies. 
 
With Rig.dev, companies get a robust platform experience that integrates with their preferred cloud provider and tooling from day one.  

Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dpqe_6X7 and reach out to Thor Christensen if you want to discuss your upcoming migration to Kubernetes.

We’ve talked to 100s of Platform Engineers, DevOps Engineers, and Engineering Leaders about DevEx on Kubernetes the past year.

It’s been essential for us in building Rig.dev, and it will remain vital as we continue to add functionalities to the platform to accommodate enterprise needs.

We love discussing Platform Engineering and Developer Experience and are thrilled every time we get to discuss it with companies.

We’re constantly looking for people who are open to chatting about how they go about platform engineering at their companies.

If you work at a company using Kubernetes, and are open to discussing developer experience and your platform engineering initiatives, reach out to Thor Christensen or Anders Johnsen!

One of the biggest inventions in software must be the Undo button. Being able to undo an operation is what gives us comfort when taking ownership, knowing already before you begin, how to mitigate any mistake you may accidentally make.

When it comes to deploying software, it becomes even more relevant. A single character is enough to impact your environments, may it be staging or production. And not knowing what part of your change impacted the system means you have to actually understand the impact before you can mitigate it.

This is one of the reasons the Rig Platform embraces rollback as a core feature. All changes made through our tools are possible to roll back, no matter if it’s a new image, network or environment variables. Rollback is the Undo button of platform engineering!

Day 2 Operations in a DevEx setting is complicated within Platform Engineering. Introducing Kubernetes to an organization can, for many, be a big, daunting task. Once this is accomplished, a new set of challenges emerges. One of these is the cognitive overload that engineers face when dealing with their services in Kubernetes. 
 
At Rig.dev, we can focus solely on making Day 2 Operations on Kubernetes a seamless experience. Our platform offers a simple yet powerful feature that allows developers to confidently deploy changes to their services. They can observe the changes taking effect and oversee the process without needing to understand every Kubernetes primitive.

... and if anything goes wrong, simply do a Rollback.

This is, among other things, what enables developers to obtain end-to-end application ownership, which is how you truly become successful as a company that has committed to using Kubernetes.

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