Curated articles, resources, tips and trends from the DevOps World.
In computer software engineering, revision control is any kind of practice that tracks and provides control over changes to source code. This is one of the things that developers need most. Because in any software project under development, there will be a lot of changes.
Kubernetes and Docker are two of the most commonly heard buzzwords in modern DevOps conversations.
In that post, we discussed the different pains we’ve experienced when it comes to developing with databases. Unsurprisingly, the key issue was around state. When I switch branches, my code flips immediately to the version I want to be working against.
Nowadays, container is the first choice when company want to deploy their applications. It allows software developer to package up an application with all of the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies, and deploy it as one package.
Cyber hygiene is the cybersecurity equivalent to the concept of personal hygiene in public health literature.
Scaling improvement is the siren song of every enterprise. Once we have a team that is able to deliver the outcomes we are looking for, the obvious next step is to define those best practices for the rest of the teams. Then scaling is just a shake and bake exercise.
It’s been hiding under our nose, all these time. You can find it natively installed on most Unix system, but rarerly adhered as part of the modern automation and server provisioning tools.
In Part 1 of this post, I will show you the process of automating a data factory pipeline using Azure DevOps. In Part 2 , I will show you how to use a latest DEV build and deploy the changes in PROD and Pre-PROD environments.
If you are stick with Kubernetes every day, you may know or consider shorthand expression of the kubectl. I’m using the alias K, kubectx and kubens every day. But these scripts are not designed for PowerShell. So I tried to make the own version of each shorthand convention.
GitHub is the most popular platform for software development version control using Git. In our day to day business, we work for a broad set of organizations, from small startups to big enterprises.
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