Senior Software Engineer at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
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2025-04-28T09:03:00Z
Apr 28, 2025
Our primary use case for Harness ( /products/harness-reviews ) is as a deployment tool. Although I am not a DevOps engineer, my team uses Harness ( /products/harness-reviews ) for deployment purposes, handling configurations and onboarding applications to the Harness platform.
I used Harness for CICD, and it served as the release platform that our team used for Java applications. We do Java microservices, and we used it to deploy them.
We use Harness as a deployment tool. It allows us to define environments like OpenShift or Kubernetes or Linux servers. It automates the pipeline system where users can trigger with the master branch. We use Tekton to run without any manual interaction. Once the build is done, it stores artifacts in JFrog, and Harness detects them automatically and executes deployment.
Engineering Technical Leader - SRE (Cloud/Kubernetes-Security) at Cisco
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2024-04-05T11:42:52Z
Apr 5, 2024
We use Harness for deploying Kubernetes clusters. It is a SaaS-based tool with a good graphical user interface. We can create workflows and deployment pipelines and easily visualize them. We can see the logs and understand where the pipeline is breaking. It's a highly customizable DevOps tool.
Build Automation optimizes software development by automating repetitive tasks, reducing manual effort, and ensuring consistent environments across projects.This solution accelerates software delivery by automating tasks like compiling code, running tests, and deploying applications. It helps teams maintain quality and reduce errors through consistent processes and integration with other tools for continuous integration and deployment. The automation approach supports developers by...
Our primary use case for Harness ( /products/harness-reviews ) is as a deployment tool. Although I am not a DevOps engineer, my team uses Harness ( /products/harness-reviews ) for deployment purposes, handling configurations and onboarding applications to the Harness platform.
I used Harness for CICD, and it served as the release platform that our team used for Java applications. We do Java microservices, and we used it to deploy them.
We use Harness as a deployment tool. It allows us to define environments like OpenShift or Kubernetes or Linux servers. It automates the pipeline system where users can trigger with the master branch. We use Tekton to run without any manual interaction. Once the build is done, it stores artifacts in JFrog, and Harness detects them automatically and executes deployment.
We use Harness for deploying Kubernetes clusters. It is a SaaS-based tool with a good graphical user interface. We can create workflows and deployment pipelines and easily visualize them. We can see the logs and understand where the pipeline is breaking. It's a highly customizable DevOps tool.