Your software is structured as a set of components. Each component will have its own development cycle, so you may need to test it alone or combined with other components. But your test environment could be in use when you need to do so.
Moreover, your software architecture may include dozens or even hundreds of components. This will complicate recreating the environment to suit different component combinations.
KODIBOX will automatically copy development environments for testing, presenting or other purposes. You can configure them and specify the components you need. Once a task has been completed, you can remove the environment as easily as you rolled it out. You don’t even need to have a specific technical background to use KODIBOX.
As a result, you will save other developers’ and DevOps’ time.
You have two teams working on a project. Each team focuses on developing a specific product component. At the end of the project, both components need to be integrated.
As the teams go along, they will ask a lot of questions about infrastructure deployment, the delivery process, data management, collaboration and knowledge exchange. And when the time comes for them to integrate, further questions will arise about documentation, dependencies, testing and more.
KODIBOX will eliminate most of those questions. It will replicate development environments for the teams so they don’t depend on each other. Each team will be able to start from a clean slate if necessary.
The platform will take care of all accompanying tasks like deployment, monitoring, logging, tracing, coordination of dependencies and more. Your developers won’t have to spend time finding out how to do basic tasks within the project ecosystem.
As a result, KODIBOX will boost your deployment pipeline, ensuring truly continuous integration and continuous delivery.
You’re onboarding a new developer. Here’s what you will need to supply to them:
The developer should know how each application component they’ll be working with was made, tested and deployed. You may have this information spread chaotically across multiple READMEs which no one owns or updates. Or it may rest in the heads of people who are no longer available.
The newcomer will need to document their work and communicate the documentation to fellow team members. They will need it to test and fix the updated application before taking it from staging to production.
The developer will need to know how other services affect the application (and vice versa), and how to manage integrations.
Some features will require manual testing. In this case, the developer will need to share access to their work so testers can run it through various scenarios.
KODIBOX will eliminate most of those questions. It will replicate development environments for the teams so they don’t depend on each other. Each team will be able to start from a clean slate if necessary.
The platform will take care of all accompanying tasks like deployment, monitoring, logging, tracing, coordination of dependencies and more. Your developers won’t have to spend time finding out how to do basic tasks within the project ecosystem.
As a result, KODIBOX will boost your deployment pipeline, ensuring truly continuous integration and continuous delivery.
As a product/project manager, you need to monitor what your team has built so far, how good it is and what needs to be changed. This is crucial for you to meet product expectations and streamline your communication with the team.
You will need to frequently check the product your team is building. If it works differently from what has been expected, you will need to readjust without delaying the development or clocking extra paid hours.
Once part of the product has been built, you will want to show it to the stakeholders. You may also want that further development team to continue in the background without impacting your presentation.
You will want to make sure everything works right before showing the final product to the stakeholders. However, this could require pausing the development for several days.
You might want to experiment with your product, changing some of its features and checking user reaction. But this would require additional resources and your team’s time.
You may need to check a particular component without redeploying your application as a whole. For instance, you want to see how a new button works. To do so, you would have to refocus your backend team and use the testing environment which your backend needs.
KODIBOX will eliminate most of those questions. It will replicate development environments for the teams so they don’t depend on each other. Each team will be able to start from a clean slate if necessary.
The platform will take care of all accompanying tasks like deployment, monitoring, logging, tracing, coordination of dependencies and more. Your developers won’t have to spend time finding out how to do basic tasks within the project ecosystem.
As a result, KODIBOX will boost your deployment pipeline, ensuring truly continuous integration and continuous delivery.