BitOps is a portable Docker image that understands a defined structure, called an 'Operations Repo', and ensures your application's declarative infrastructure is organized optimally and executed according to your schema.
Bitops is integrated with cloud service providers which makes it effortless to quickly provision and teardown complete instances of your app, working in tandem with any servers of your own.
An Operations Repo is great for scaling as well. Whether that's more powerful servers, or greater numbers, BitOps is flexible enough to meet your changing needs.
BitOps simplifies deployment pipelines by providing pre-installed deployment tools and YAML based configuration schemes for both infrastructure and the artifacts which are deployed onto those frameworks.
BitOps takes complex, multi-step configurations, and transforms them into an agnostic, repeatable, and streamlined method for deployment and scaling.
For more information about what BitOps is and what it can do for your applications - check out our tutorial series starting with Introducing BitOps!
We answer every question on our Slack channel, if you have any questions about what BitOps can do for you, or transitioning your code to a Operations Repo, please don't hesitate to reach out. Or simply follow us on Twitter or Github for the latest updates!
cd $YOUR_OPERATIONS_REPO
docker run bitovi/bitops -v $(pwd):/opt/bitops_deployment
Bitovi created BitOps as a response to a frequent need by clients to create a portable, flexible, method of describing a client’s existing complex application infrastructure across many environments in a rigourous manner. We quickly saw benefits, as utilizing BitOps allows Bitovi to approach a broad variety of environments in a modular way that allows us to more efficently meet expanding client needs for cloud infrastructure migrations.
