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Understanding Git and Git Basic Workflow

Reading Time: 3 minutes Git is a valuable tool for the ones who are in the software industry, and it is the most popular version control system in the world and used by 90% of the industry. It is no doubt a very important skill to have on your resume when starting your career in the industry. In the following article, we will understand what is Git and its Continue Reading

Introduction to Git Flow

Reading Time: 5 minutes Overview Git Flow is an abstract idea of a Git workflow. It helps with continuous software development and implementing DevOps practices. The Git Flow Workflow defines a strict branching model designed around the project release. This provides a robust framework for managing larger projects.   Git Flow is ideally suited for projects that have a scheduled release cycle and for the DevOps best practice of continuous Continue Reading

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Dev Tools to the Rescue – Part 1

Reading Time: 6 minutes Whether you are a software developer working on someone else’s projects or you run a business yourself, utilizing the right tools of the trade is essential. The market of software development tools is an ever-changing one and increasingly competitive. It’s a tough task to decide which one is best suited for you. In this article, we will review some of the best developer tools, ranging from Continue Reading

Manual Trigger In GitHub Actions

Reading Time: 4 minutes This blog will give you an idea of the different options in which we can implement manual trigger using GitHub Actions.In this we will have the answer of following question. Is there a way to trigger a workflow manually in GitHub Actions? There are different event by using which we can trigger the workflow like push, pull-request and many more. You can the detail information Continue Reading

CI/CD using GitHub Actions

Reading Time: 3 minutes GitHub Actions: How to create a pipeline using GitHub Actions? There are many other tools present for CI/CD like Jenkins, Circle CI, Teamcity, and many more. Here we are going to know about GitHub Actions, how to create a pipeline and what are the features of using GitHub Actions. So, Let’s start with the little bit of introduction on GitHub Actions. Introduction GitHub Actions help Continue Reading

Git Tagging

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi folks! In this blog, we will try to learn about the tagging that we use in git. Git is a distributed version control system for tracking changes in any set of files. This was originally designed for coordinating work among programmers cooperating on source code during software development. Going forward with this blog we will try to learn how to list existing tags, how Continue Reading

Cheat Sheet – Git

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hello everyone, in this blog I’m going to discuss different git commands. I hope this Cheat Sheet – Git will be helpful to you and will clear some doubts if you have regarding any command. So, let’s begin! Installing Git To start, first, we need to install git. Following are the simple commands to do that: Configure After installing git you have to configure user Continue Reading

Setting up Verified Commits on GitHub

Reading Time: 3 minutes In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic almost all IT organizations are experimenting with allowing their employees to work from home. But at the same time are concerned about the security aspects that come with it. One aspect of security is authorization with respect to version control and the case of stolen identity. The Problem Git keeps track of several pieces of information including, but Continue Reading

Store Git Credentials Encrypted

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hey folks in this blog post we would be looking over how we can store our git credentials in an encrypted format over linux remote servers, let’s first quickly have a look why we want to do it and what git provide us with as options. Git credentials helpers So git provide many types of credential helpers like Store The first and most basic type Continue Reading

OpsInit: Adding a Github webhook in Jenkins Pipeline

Reading Time: 3 minutes Have you ever tried adding GitHub webhook in Jenkins?? In this blog, I will be demonstrating the easiest way to add a webhook in our pipeline. First, let’s see what is a webhook?? The concept of a WebHook is simple. A WebHook is an HTTP callback: an HTTP POST that occurs when something happens. GitHub webhooks in Jenkins is used to trigger our build whenever Continue Reading

SBT and Github commands using Linux Cronjob for github project

Reading Time: 3 minutes When i was in the middle of my project I encountered a challenge to run SBT and Github commands for my cloned project at regular intervals(say after every hour or two). When I looked up to the problem it seemed a bit challenging until I did not bump into Linux Cronjob(A time based job scheduler ). Alright, for those who do not know about Cronjobs. Continue Reading