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From the CEO's Desk

Welcome aboard!

I am thrilled to introduce the first edition of VTRIO E-Zine!



As VTRIO celebrates two decades, I'm filled with immense pride to be part of this journey alongside every one of you.


VTRIO's story is a testament to our collective spirit, our unwavering resilience, and our "never-say-quit" attitude. This year, we're not just celebrating milestones, but also taking bold steps towards the future. We are building a strong DevOps team and harnessing the potential of blockchain technology to mark the exciting first chapter of the next two decades for VTRIO.


Discover VTRIO's growth journey through strategic mergers and acquisitions , shaping our presence in digital services.

But at the heart of it all, VTRIO is not just about numbers and strategies. Every achievement, every milestone, bears the mark of your collective efforts.

This E-Zine is more than just news and updates. It's a platform to connect, share stories, and get to know each other better. In the coming months, look forward to inside stories, personal anecdotes, and glimpses into the diverse world of VTRIO.


Thank you for being an integral part of this journey. Here’s to a successful and connected quarter.



Employee

Spotlight


Question: Receiving recognition from the client must have been rewarding. What was it like to be acknowledged for your work on VarietyInsight?


Vipin: Being acknowledged for my contributions to VarietyInsight (now Luminate Film and TV) has been truly gratifying. To me, the significance of this recognition goes beyond financial rewards; it serves as a testament to the passion we invest in our work. It’s not only personally fulfilling but also reinforces the broader impact of our efforts on the culture and success of the company.


Prathap: Being acknowledged by the client felt great! It showed they appreciated my hard work, dedication, and the value on Luminate Film & TV project. It motivated me to keep doing my best.


Q: In your opinion, what specific aspect of your work stood out the most?


V: I think it’s a sum of many parts. There are the long hours of coding and problem-solving, the need to stay current with the latest coding standards, methodologies and industry best practices, and how we set and contribute to the creation of a more collaborative and organized development environment. I don’t think it’s because we did anything different from what others would do, we were just resilient and kept at it.


P: I think the aspect of my work that stood out the most was my ability to work well with others. Collaborating effectively and communicating clearly helped us overcome challenges and achieve good results.


Q: Was there a particular challenge you overcame during the project that you feel contributed significantly to the client's appreciation?


V: There was this change from the old website/database to the new which required significant coding changes. The website speed was affected but we  implemented measures to  quicken the load times. There were times when our support was needed irrespective of the hour of the day and I think our willingness to see this through also made a significant impact.


P: Yes, working remotely was tough, but I adapted quickly. My ability to adjust and keep working despite the challenges impressed the client.


Diligence yields rewards, go the extra mile. Stay abreast of AI advances. Quality work reaps rewards, appreciate support, cherish life beyond work.

Q: Considering we mostly work from home, how did you both collaborate to achieve such exceptional results?


V: 100% teamwork and support.


P: Even though I mostly worked from home, I stayed connected through virtual meetings and collaboration tools. My teamwork was crucial in achieving success.


Q: Does this recognition impact your approach to future projects? If so, how?


V: It's such a boost to know that the effort doesn't go unnoticed. Getting acknowledged fires me up even more for the next challenges. It's a reminder that hard work pays off, and I'm eager to keep bringing that same energy to future projects.


P: Definitely! This recognition encourages me to keep improving and aiming high in future projects.


Q: What specific aspects of our work on the Variety project led to this award, and how can we leverage those lessons to create even more engaging and rewarding opportunities for young talent at Vtrio?


V: I don’t think there’s any secret sauce to this. It’s just

a reminder that hard work pays off. I am sure everyone works hard but sometimes we need to have that drive to put in something extra and it pays off.


To the young talent at Vtrio I would say: in the current scenario not keeping abreast of the latest developments is like going back a few years, especially with the advent of AI. So you need to work smart and learn that there are no shortcuts in delivering good quality work. Your efforts will be rewarded. I also want to acknowledge my family and the Vtrio management who have been a pillar of support during difficult times. So I would say to enjoy life and do the things that make you happy outside of work also.


P: I paid attention to details, solved problems creatively, and made sure the client was happy. To help young talent at Vtrio, focusing on skills training, teamwork, and taking on new challenges together could be beneficial.

In-House Project Updates

We have launched CURIE: Accelerator is a real-time API Content Delivery Network. CURIE transforms APIs with accelerated response times through caching, ensures reliability via global load balancing and distribution, scales dynamically for growing demands, and provides real-time analytics, failover, redundancy, and push notifications.

We're going full steam ahead with RadiumBlock — a WEB3 infrastructure and services provider for Blockchain networks. With 17 clusters worldwide RadiumBlock elevates infrastructure strategy with a unique blend of cloud, on-premises, and hybrid solutions, along with providing Dev-Ops-As-A-Service and PoS Node management.

Industry Updates

  • 2024 Predictions : The Trends That Will Shape The Industry In The Coming Year

  • Polkadex Onboards RadiumBlock as DevOps Infrastructure Partner

  • Exploring Trends,
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    In e-commerce development
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    In web design and development

  • Everything to Know About OpenAI’s New Text-to-Video Generator, Sora

  • Most anticipated crypto event in 2024: The Bitcoin halving

  • And more in
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    2024 breakthrough technologies
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    2024 small business tech

Photo Break

Exploring GitLab CI/CD vs. Jenkins

In today's fast-paced world, software development thrives on efficiency. Imagine a world where code changes automatically trigger tests, builds, and deployments, saving you time and effort. This is the magic of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD). Today's software development thrives on automation and efficiency, where Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) play a crucial role.

What is CI/CD?

Think of it as a streamlined process where code changes are automatically integrated, tested, and deployed frequently. Imagine your team merging code changes regularly, triggering automated tests to catch bugs early, and seamlessly pushing updates to production. This cycle ensures high-quality software and faster delivery.

Every automated process grabs eyeballs with the tools used. It's no different for CI/CD either. GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins are two widely used CI/CD platforms, each with its own strengths. GitLab CI/CD seamlessly integrates with GitLab, making it ideal for projects already using that platform. Setting up pipelines is straightforward, and you get built-in security features.

Jenkins, on the other hand, boasts flexibility and a vast plugin ecosystem, allowing you to customize it to your specific needs. It integrates with various version control systems and scales well for large projects. However, initial setup requires more effort.

GitLab CI/CD, seamlessly integrated with the GitLab platform, offers a user-friendly interface and built-in features for managing pipelines. Jenkins, on the other hand, provides flexibility with a vast plugin ecosystem, catering to diverse needs.

Choosing the Right Tool:

While both tools offer advantages, choosing the right one depends on your project requirements. Consider factors like:

  • Security: Do you need built-in security features like vulnerability scanning?

  • Cost: Does your budget allow for subscription costs or require a free and open-source option?

  • User Experience: Do you prefer a simple interface or extensive customization options?

Consider these factors and stay tuned for Part 2, where we'll dive into a detailed comparison to help you make an informed decision!


to be continued…

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