The Best DevOps Tools, Platforms, and Services In 2024!

As DevOps continues to evolve, the number of tools, platforms, and services available to practitioners is growing exponentially. With so many options, it can be difficult to know which ones are right for your team and your organization.

In this video, we'll take a look at some of the best DevOps tools, platforms, and services and choose which ones we should use in 2024. We'll cover the following categories:
- Service Catalogs:
- App Management (Kubernetes Manifests):
- Pipelines (CI/CD):
- Observability:
- Databases:
- Infrastructure and Service Management
- Security
- Networking:
- Miscellaneous:
- From Evaluate to Adopt:

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00:00 Introduction to best DevOps tools in 2024
02:03 Service Catalogs
04:00 Application Management (Kubernetes Manifests)
06:19 Pipelines (CI/CD)
07:44 Observability
09:31 Databases
11:21 Infrastructure and Service Management
13:20 Security
15:52 Networking
17:12 Miscellaneous
18:07 From Evaluate to Adopt
19:18 The Winners

[rotemamsa]

Thanks Victor for choosing the kubescape! I promise we will continue with the good work also in 2024💪stay tuned!

[mishugrig]

This video has transformed a lot unknown unknowns into known unknowns .

[dirien]

Great video as usual! Viktor really knows how to dive into tools from a practitioner's perspective. The only thing is, I'm not 100% on board with his take on Backstage. It's no secret that Viktor has his own unique flavor of opinions about Backstage as it stands. Can't wait to see what he thinks when the new declarative approach to plugin development hits GA!

[juanbreinlinger]

I really like your videos, I believe it would be good if you can make a video with a list of the best Open Source tools to build a full developer platform. Using just a git repo and a bunch of bare metal servers / VMs. A poors man solution sort of say. Thanks for sharing!

[powersurge]

For observability a scalable Prometheus option could be an OTEL Target Allocator and Grafana's MIMIR as a backend. Additional benefit OTEL TA also respects Prometheus Operators CRs! Which is helpful for service discovery!

[MW-mnel]

Thanks, I would like to see this kind video every year. It's very helpful.

[itssoaztek]

Thank you for yet another excellent video. Without your advice I'd be lost.

[rachitgupta]

I like your video and very helpful to me., the one which I felt missing is Backup and recovery management in Kubernetes. It would be nice if you could also suggest a tool on that for 2024

[chrisre]

I've been waiting for the video in 2024. Thank you

[jemag]

Interesting, for security I feel like trivy-operator is the more complete product at the moment, although it is nice that kubescape is now part of CNCF

[nadingderick]

Thanks Very much Victor, very interesting video. Any chance we can have a one to one session?

[Xciter]

Would be cool to make a video of tools to consider dropping in 2024 😅. One cant just add endlessly

[Luther_Luffeigh]

I hope your prediction for Gateway API comes true. Also you might missed Teller in the description

[GeekSire]

I'm shocked for Database section there was not any mention of Flyway or Liquidbase. These do the necessary work of deploying SQL queries which is great. However, I do appreciate the mention of Atlas Operator. It's a cool operator that doesn't get enough mention.

[Protagonist]

Great video! Why didnt you include Elastic in observability? We have it in our company and it's a very powerful all-in-one solution now

[BKDanyyy]

Thank you very much for amazing content as usual :)
Could you please elaborate on the infrastructure and service management using kubernetes ? Do you have a link or a video that you made about it ?
I understand that its a concept and I wondered if you have some practical examples of using it :)

[IvanRizzante]

Thanks for another great video, we really needed a list after a lot of videos! I agree with most of the choices you made, except for maybe databases (for postgres I'd evaluate crunchy Pg) and pipelines (I'd rather use gitlab for now)

[joebowbeer]

CNCF Incubating project Backstage is developing fast to overcome its complexity. Perhaps you'll revise your choice at BackstageCON next year?

[julian]

I'd wary using kubernetes control plane for infrastructure. Heck, I even seen DNS servers on top of ESXi VMs, where the hosts relied on remote storage, which depended on DNS in the first place. A kubernetes cluster can die spectacularly in a real world environment, especially if it is provided by a cloud provider. To me infrastructure is critical enough not to rely on a platform with too many abstraction layers.

[Jarek.]

Most Valuable Video™2024 ❤Thanks for sharing👍