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Am I the last one to know about git's includeIf? 🧐 You can use it to set different gitconfig based on the directory the project sits in. Extremely useful for OSS and Work separation.

💡 Can you tell when PowerShell begins losing power? For processes such as IT onboarding, PowerShell is a good place to start. But as soon as you begin to scale, things start to fall apart. Learn about PowerShell's pros and cons and how one company achieved a 30% boost in IT productivity by adopting faster and more flexible automation. https://bit.ly/3T5SLb6 #IT #DigitalTransformation #CIO

Git-sync is a tool designed to synchronize repositories with remote repositories, typically used in environments where repositories need to be kept in sync across multiple systems or users. It's particularly useful in situations where automated, continuous deployment or integration is needed. Here's a brief overview of how git-sync works: Clone the Repository: Initially, git-sync clones the remote repository to a local directory. Periodic Syncing: At regular intervals, git-sync fetches the latest changes from the remote repository and updates the local copy. This can be configured to happen as frequently as needed. Lightweight Operations: It uses lightweight operations to ensure minimal impact on system resources. Configuration: It can be configured using environment variables or command-line arguments to specify details like the remote repository URL, branch, synchronization interval, and authentication credentials if needed. Git-sync is commonly used in containerized environments, like Kubernetes, where it can be deployed as a sidecar container to keep application code up to date without requiring a full Git client.

Did you miss the March Network Configuration as Code webinar hosted by Paweł I. and Migara Ekanayake? We’ve got you covered! We recorded the entire session for those who couldn't catch our experts live. You can now watch it on our YouTube channel 🔴 https://lnkd.in/dpkNRRVm #webinar #CaC #GitOps #Networks #NetworkAutomation #DevOps

Unlocking the Power of Kubernetes Configuration: To truly harness the potential of Kubernetes for building robust containerized applications, mastering its core configurations is key. Let's break it down: 1️⃣ Static Pods: Define and manage critical system services or applications directly on nodes, bypassing the Kubernetes API server. Ideal for high-reliability setups. 2️⃣ TLS Certificates: Secure communication within your Kubernetes cluster with encrypted traffic between components. Safeguard data confidentiality and integrity across the network. 3️⃣ Kubeconfigs: Configure secure interactions with the Kubernetes API for users and services. Grant fine-grained access control and integrate seamlessly with automation tools by specifying authentication details, context, and cluster information. 4️⃣ Kubelet Configuration: Optimize the behavior of kubelet, the primary node agent, for better performance and resource management. Customize settings like node IPs, pod eviction policies, and resource allocation. Unlock the full potential of Kubernetes by mastering these core configurations!

Post Build Commands We have added customizable post-build commands, allowing automated actions after builds, such as running tests, migrations, scripts and much more. This feature enables developers to define tailored steps that run independently of the main build, providing greater flexibility and control over post-build processes.

The latest update for #GitGuardian includes "Software Composition Analysis

Perforce's latest Static Analysis updates bring full CI/CD integration + flexibility for modern development. 🗞 Read the press release for more on: - NEW CI/CD features that help you shift left - Enhanced security - Powerful modern analysis capabilities

Comparing Terraform with CLI (Command Line Interface) and PowerShell for managing infrastructure highlights several advantages of using Terraform, especially in terms of Infrastructure as Code (IaC), automation, and cross-cloud compatibility. State Files: Terraform maintains a state file to keep track of your infrastructure's current state. This helps Terraform determine the necessary actions to achieve the desired state. CLI and PowerShell do not inherently manage state, requiring additional effort to track and manage infrastructure changes.

Implement code documentation in custom tools. Clear documentation enhances understanding and facilitates troubleshooting. #CustomTooling