Why Pipelines-as-Code is the Future of CI/CD YAML has long been a staple for defining CI/CD pipelines due to its simplicity. However, as systems grow more complex, its limitations—like handling dynamic workflows, advanced logic, or scaling—become apparent. Enter Pipelines-as-Code, where pipelines are written in full-fledged programming languages like Python, JavaScript, or Go. Why Move Beyond YAML? - Dynamic Logic: YAML struggles with conditional logic and looping. Pipelines-as-Code enables adaptable workflows with real programming logic. - Code Reuse: Easily create reusable functions and libraries, avoiding the duplication common in YAML. - Version Control: Treat pipelines like code, enabling linting, testing, and collaboration via standard developer workflows. - Integration: Seamlessly call APIs, parse data, or use external libraries without YAML’s constraints. - Scalability: Dynamically generate and manage pipelines across large teams or organizations. Real-World Applications:- 1. Automating workflows for microservices. 2. Dynamic pipeline behaviors based on environments or inputs. 3. Custom deployment strategies like blue-green or canary. 4. Tools Leading the Shift 5. Platforms like GitHub Actions, Tekton Pipelines, CircleCI, and Jenkins offer programming-centric solutions for dynamic pipelines. While YAML remains suitable for simpler workflows, Pipelines-as-Code empowers teams to create smarter, scalable, and reusable CI/CD systems for the future. #dynasas #coding #ai #softwaredevelopment #it #software
Dynasas (Dynasoft Applied Systems)
Software Development
Gurugram, Harayana 368 followers
We specialize in developing technologies that solve problems on an enterprise and private level
About us
Introducing DYNASAS (Dynasoft Applied Systems Limited): Your Partner in Shaping the Future of Technology In a world driven by innovation and constant evolution, DYNASAS emerges as a beacon of technological expertise, poised to transform the digital landscape with its comprehensive solutions and unwavering commitment to excellence. With a global presence spanning Gurgaon, Bangalore, Dubai, Bahrain, and Switzerland, DYNASAS is a software development powerhouse, meticulously crafting cutting-edge products and services that empower businesses across diverse industries. Our team of seasoned professionals, armed with a technology-first approach, is dedicated to delivering unparalleled value to our clients. We are passionate about forging sustainable and unique service-client relationships, fostering a collaborative environment where innovation thrives. At DYNASAS, we firmly believe in the transformative power of technology. We envision a future where technology seamlessly integrates into every facet of our lives, enhancing productivity, efficiency, and overall well-being. Our mission is to revolutionize how technology is perceived and utilized, empowering businesses to navigate the ever-changing digital landscape with confidence and agility. We invite you to join us on this journey as we shape the future of technology together, connect with us today.
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- Software Development
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- Headquarters
- Gurugram, Harayana
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- 2019
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Gurugram, Harayana 122009, IN
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How to Protect your websites from Cyber Threats? #cybersecurity #dynasas
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OpenAI and others seek new path to smarter AI as current methods hit limitations: It’s fascinating how the AI field is shifting from “bigger is better” to “smarter is better.” Rather than constantly scaling up the size of models, companies like OpenAI are testing new techniques that help AI reason more like humans when generating answers. This approach, called "test-time compute," allows the AI to assess multiple options before making a decision, which is often faster and more efficient than building larger models. OpenAI’s recent model, “o1,” uses this kind of multi-step reasoning, aiming to improve accuracy in tasks that require complex thought, like math or coding. This change has big implications for the competitive landscape. As the demand for massive model-training clusters cools off, we could see more emphasis on inference resources—networks optimized to run models rather than train them. This shift may shake up the market for AI hardware, which has been dominated by Nvidia’s cutting-edge chips. As inference processing becomes more central, it could bring fresh competition and innovation in this space. Venture capital firms, which have invested heavily in AI, are already watching closely to see how this impacts their investments. #dynasas #ai #openai
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Why Continuous Integration is Non-Negotiable for Modern Development If you’re in the world of software development, you've probably heard the term Continuous Integration (CI) more times than you can count. But there's a reason why CI isn’t just a buzzword—it’s become a core practice that modern development simply can’t function without. Here’s why: #ai #softwaredevelopment #dynasas #ci #software
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Happy work anniversary Nidhi Gupta 🎉 Your skills and dedication as a DevOps Engineer have made a real impact. Excited for what we’ll achieve together in the years ahead! #workanniversary #dynasas #softwaredevelopmentteam
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Developers are pushing the boundaries of AI, and it’s fascinating to see how it’s transforming the way we code. Here are 5 ways developers are creatively leveraging AI to boost productivity and write better code: #dynasas #ai #softwaredevelopment #developers
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Happy Work Anniversary, Shefali Goel..!! Congrats on another year of awesome iOS magic! Your skills and creativity have made a big difference, and it's been great watching you build some amazing things. Here's to another fantastic year ahead! Happy Work Anniversary! #dynasas #workanniversary
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Google has been doing some impressive work with its "Safe Coding" initiative, and it’s really starting to pay off. By focusing on memory-safe programming languages for new code, they’ve managed to drastically reduce memory safety vulnerabilities—especially in Android. In fact, these vulnerabilities have dropped from 76% in 2019 to just 24% in 2024. What’s cool here is that Google’s not suggesting a complete overhaul of old code. Instead, they’re showing that making smarter decisions with new code can quickly shrink security risks, without needing massive rewrites. It's a smart, gradual approach that’s already making waves in the industry. This shift also points to a deeper insight: as code ages, it becomes safer, meaning developers don’t need to stress over fixing every old vulnerability. The focus is on creating new code in safer ways, while using tools that make older, unsafe code easier to manage. They’ve even invested in projects like Rust and interoperability tools to help make this transition smoother for developers. What Google’s essentially saying is, you don’t have to fix everything all at once—just stop creating new problems, and things will get better. It's a pretty exciting step forward for making software more secure, without slowing down innovation. #dynasas #googlesafecode #softwaredevelopment