Armory CDaaS Available on AWS Marketplace
November 22, 2022

Armory announced its new cloud-based solution called Continuous Deployment-as-a-Service, now available on the AWS Marketplace.

Armory is working to solve deployment slow-downs and enhance development team performance through Continuous Deployment as-as-a-Service (CD-as-a-Service). With this service, developers will enjoy fast, reliable declarative deployments with the GitOps experience they love. They can write code, package artifacts, declare application targets and commit. Armory Continuous Deployment-as-a-Service takes care of the rest.

The CD-as-a-Service app complements AWS EKS by adding cross-environment orchestration, validation and advanced deployment strategies. Once artifacts are built, teams can trigger CD-as-a-Service from the CodePipeline to automatically update staging environments and run post-deployment validation, including security scanners, integration tests and more.

If the software passes all tests, CD-as-a-Service will automatically deploy to the production environments. The technology leverages advanced deployment strategies, including blue/green and canary, to ensure service health during production deployment and executes an automatic rollback if it encounters any unexpected issues.

Using CD-as-a-Service, DevOps teams can reduce manual effort and accelerate deployment frequency while ensuring the code is high quality and ready for production.

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