capturing my experience with everything devopsy
GitHub Actions is a CI/CD tool that can automate the provisioning of AWS resources using Terraform. Previously, I wrote a detailed post explaining the concepts associated with using Terraform to create an application load balancer that you can read here -add an application load balancer to Amazon EC2 using Terraform. In this note, I further … Continue reading CI-CD with Terraform and GitHub Actions to deploy to AWS
Picking up from where I left in the previous note, here are the steps involved in migrating a code repository from bitbucket to Azure Repos using powershell. I’m going to spend some time noting how bitbucket team, project and repos are related to each other. If you want to go the code directly, here is the … Continue reading Migrating a repository from bitbucket to Azure Repos -using powershell
A few weeks back I got an opportunity to migrate code from Bitbucket to Azure Repos. I had 2 options – (i) Azure Repos UI based migration tool or (ii) automation; powershell is my go-to tool for that. The UI based approach appeared intuitive, so I gave that a try to get a look and … Continue reading Migrating a repository from bitbucket to Azure Repos -UI based
Over the last few years organizations are moving closer to their customers in order to remain relevant and useful. This helps them understand their customer better which in turn allows them to serve their customers well. Moving closer to customers becomes effective with capability to deliver value quicker. This is what lead to organizations adopting … Continue reading Migrate code from TFVC to Azure Repos
In my previous note, I documented a few simple use cases for someone who is getting started with using git and github. In this note I am going to focus on a few more use cases particularly around: clone, branch, merge and rebase.For all the use cases below, I am going to assume that git … Continue reading My experiments with git and github -Part 2
What is git? A few years back I heard about this super awesome distributed version control tool that did not need me to be connected to the server all the time I was working on code (I was/am a TFVC/Azure Devops user). So not being connected to the server sounded really cool because that was … Continue reading My experiments with git and github
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