Source: devops.com
Codefresh Cuts 85% of Traditional On-Prem CI/CD Costs with new RunnerCategory: Software, Security, Microsoft, Kubernetes, Infrastructure, firewall, automation
By Deborah Schalm on July 15, 20202 CommentsCodefresh Runner provides a foolproof way to run pipelines on your own Kubernetes clusters, reducing maintenance, providing scalability, and meeting compliance and security requirements. Mountain View, CA, July 15, 2020 – On the heels of securing $27M in funding to further automate and simplify everything from code to cloud, Codefresh launched its Codefresh Runner, a flexible solution that allows engineers to selectively run pipelines on their own Kubernetes clusters no matter where they are: behind a firewall, on the desktop, or the virtual private cloud.
Now instead of relying on aging software on inadequate infrastructure, users can install Codefresh Runner on their Kubernetes clusters. Codefresh Runner allows users to run all builds, do deployments, or access secure resources behind the firewall without needing to maintain the entire stack of CI/CD infrastructure.
Customer deployments confirm that moving from traditional self-managed CI/CD to the Kubernetes-native Codefresh Runner results in considerable savings, typically 85% of overall maintenance costs that can run hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
Now instead of relying on aging software on inadequate infrastructure, users can install Codefresh Runner on their Kubernetes clusters. Codefresh Runner allows users to run all builds, do deployments, or access secure resources behind the firewall without needing to maintain the entire stack of CI/CD infrastructure.
Customer deployments confirm that moving from traditional self-managed CI/CD to the Kubernetes-native Codefresh Runner results in considerable savings, typically 85% of overall maintenance costs that can run hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
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