New product release available: Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.3.0
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.3.0 introduces list comprehensions, multi-service partial compile, and f-strings to increase productivity and enhance operational experience.
Tag: Inmanta
List comprehensions to increase productivity
List comprehensions in Inmanta DSL marks a significant improvement in usability, allowing developers to write more concise & intuitive code.
From hackathons to highland games: Inmanta’s teambuilding triumph
Three times a year, Inmanta brings the international team together for a week to foster stronger relationships. We dedicate an entire week to unleashing our inner innovators, igniting creativity, and building powerful bonds. During our last teambuilding week in May, we kicked things off with fun and informative presentations on our favorite topics. Then we […]
Better user experience with Inmanta VSCode Extension v1.4.5
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.1 presents exciting new features such as a metrics dashboard and expert LSM APIs.
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.2 release
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.2 introduces the LSM expert mode and compiler improvements for better developer experience, such as namespace inference.
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.1 is released
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6.1 presents exciting new features such as a metrics dashboard and expert LSM APIs.
Inmanta & Athonet present scalable deployment of private 5G at MWC23
Inmanta and Athonet present scalable deployment of private 5G networks while preserving flexibility to customize
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6 is out!
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6 introduces several significant changes and features, including constructor trees, improved dry-run view etc.
Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator 5.3
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 5.3 brings new features such as partial compile, a new quickstart, and several other improvements.
Kubernetes Part 2: Apples and oranges go well together
K8s and Inmanta are like apples and oranges. They are too different to compare as they have a different purpose, but they go well together.