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Where should I start if I want to try out or run ZITADEL?
Part (2/2) As you have seen from the first part, ZITADEL runs on Kubernetes. You can use any available cluster with the minimal requirements needed to run ZITADEL (SMTP, SMS-Service, Database, Domain), and get started quickly with ZITADELCTL. Use ORBOS, maybe tailored to use your favorite tools, to automate most of the infrastructure and tools.
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Where should I start if I want to try out or run ZITADEL?
Part (1/2) The first step to integrate a new application into an existing infrastructure is always to determine what the requirements are and the process you need to follow until it is ready to start with the first tests. See what we prepared to make it easy for you to start with ZITADEL and how few requirements you have to try out ZITADEL in the near future yourself.
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Always run a changing system - The CAOS approach
A company's way to build and deploy modern software comes with many different advantages and disadvantages, joy and sweat in real life. See which challenges we had or still have and which strategy we follow to deal with it.
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Our Vision for ZITADEL
We built ZITADEL not only with the vision of becoming a great open source project but also as a superb platform to support developers building their applications, without need to handle secure user login and account management themselves.
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How we built it with Cockroach Labs
Our live stream with Cockroach Labs on how we built ZITADEL.
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ZITADEL Cloud ends introductory phase.
We released version 1.0.0 of ZITADEL on Apr 20, enabled our subscription plans and activated online billing via ZITADEL Cloud console. A brief overview.
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Cloud Native Bern Meetup, January 2021
Our talk at the Cloud Native Bern Meetup about how to run our cloud-native IAM with GitOps
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