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Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator 5
Release 5 of Inmanta Service Orchestrator, introducing a new modules format and new UI, and support for native Terraform providers.
Announcing a new modules format
Announcing the release of Inmanta Modules v2. This simplifies and improves the testing and development experience, while reducing human error.
The test case I wish I had written
Remember to assert invariants, even if (or particularly when) they are trivial. That’s the lesson we learnt again today.
Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator release 4.4.0
Inmanta Service Orchestrator release 4.4.0 completes the transition to our new UI. The Web Console comes with 4 new views.
Python Type Hinting — object vs Any
In this post, we will be taking on Python type hinting and discuss the subtle differences between object and Any types and how static type checkers behave based on our instructions. There are a few static type checkers for Python like mypy, pytype and pyright to name a few, that help bring the assurance of […]
Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator release 4.3.0
Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator release 4.3.0. It brings new features and better diagnostic capabilities in the Web Console.
Git Amend — An Introduction to Git Tips and Tricks
This post is the first part of our Git 101 series that intends to display its useful tips and tricks. Today, we will shed some light on Git Amend feature and explore its handy use cases. Imagine that you make your changes on a branch and commit them but right before pushing the commit to […]
New Inmanta Service Orchestrator release 4.2.0
Inmanta recently released version 4.2.0 of our Service Orchestrator product, with a lot of new features. We highlight the most notable ones.
Your automation and orchestration roadmap has some mandatory costs (Part Three)
An automation roadmap has pre-requisites and implicit costs that have an impact on TCO: integration with existing systems, infrastructure, testing.