Env in PHP: The Basics and a Quick Tutorial
Environment variables in PHP are dynamic values that affect the application's configuration and operation.
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Setting Env Variables in Windows, Linux & MacOS: Beginner’s Guide
Environment variables are key-value pairs used by the operating system to configure settings and manage the environment for applications running on a computer.
Site Reliability Engineering: Complete 2025 Guide
Site reliability engineering (SRE) is a discipline that incorporates aspects of software engineering and applies them to infrastructure and operational problems.
Working with GitLab Environment Variables: Step-by-Step
GitLab environment variables are key-value pairs accessible during the execution of CI/CD pipelines.
Platform Engineering in 2025: How to Get It Right
Platform engineering is the practice of building and maintaining internal software platforms.
Terraform Versioning: The Basics and a Quick Tutorial
Terraform versioning best practices: Control core, provider, and module versions for consistent, stable deployments. Tutorial included.
AWS Secret Manager: Features, Pricing, Limitations & Alternatives
AWS Secrets Manager is a service to handle sensitive information, often referred to as secrets, used in applications and services across cloud infrastructure.
DevOps on Cloud: Using DevOps Practices in Cloud Environments
DevOps on cloud combines development and operations practices with cloud computing.
DevOps Pipelines: Key Concepts, Stages, and 5 Best Practices
A DevOps pipeline is a series of stages in software development automating processes for continuous integration, delivery, and deployment (CI/CD).
What Causes Configuration Drift and 5 Ways to Prevent It
Configuration drift refers to the gradual and often unnoticed changes in a system's configuration over time.