Alin Dobra

In the highly regulated world of institutional finance, efficiency and security are paramount. "SaaS Product for Institutional Finance," a leading service provider in this niche, faced significant challenges with their development and testing processes. This case study explores how they leveraged Bunnyshell's ephemeral environments to revolutionize their workflows, resulting in remarkable improvements in speed, efficiency, and developer satisfaction.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, agility and adaptability are essential. Enter ephemeral environments: an innovative approach that’s revolutionizing how we build, test, and deploy software.

Discover the impact of remote development on productivity, collaboration, and the future of software development in this comprehensive overview.

Learn about how Uber developed their own remote development environment, Devpod, to improve performance and productivity for their large-scale monorepos.

Bunnyshell is growing into a collaborative platform for teams: developers, product managers, QA Engineers, and Sales, supporting the new way of building software that involves more people than developers.

Today, delivering high-performing applicationsfastandefficientlyis a common challenge for development teams. That’s because continuously improving software products is crucial for meeting customer demands.

Many software development companies are adopting Environment as a Service (EaaS) because of its many benefits for production and not only. This article discusses the reasons why EaaS is great for businesses of all sizes. It will also mention how Bunnyshell has the perfect EaaS solution for you.  

This article discusses the DevOps skills gap, what it is and how to close it with Environment as a Service, and other things you can do to reduce the skills gap. Finally, we end by mentioning how Bunnyshell can help along the process

You know what sucks? Building an awesome app that could change the lives of thousands of people, only to see it die because you didn’t think of scalability from day one. There comes a day in the life of every startup when they need to ask for funding. After all, you can’t bootstrap forever.