GitOps vs. DevOps: 5 Differences & Will GitOps Replace DevOps?
DevOps unifies software development and IT operations. GitOps applies DevOps best practices using Git for infrastructure and applications.
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The GitOps Guide: Principles, Examples, Tools & Best Practices
GitOps is a paradigm or a set of practices that empowers developers to perform tasks typically done by IT operations.
GitHub Secrets: The Basics and 4 Critical Best Practices
GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform, built into the popular GitHub platform.
8 Feature Flags Best Practices You Must Know
Learn what are Feature Flag Managers and the 8 Feature Flag best practices every developer and DevOps should know about.
Feature Flags Management: Key Features & 5 Powerful Solutions
Feature flags are conditional code statements that can be turned 'on' or 'off' to control the visibility and functionality of certain software features.
Secret Management: Why, How, and 5 Critical Best Practices
Secret management is about controlling who has access to sensitive information in a software environment
Kubernetes Secrets: A Practical Guide
Kubernetes secrets refer to managing sensitive data like passwords, tokens, SSH keys, and a specific Kubernetes feature, ‘Secrets’, handling this data.
Using Py Dotenv (python-dotenv) Package to Manage Env Variables
Python Dotenv is an open-source software library that allows software developers to specify the environment in which their code runs.
Misconfigurations Matter: How to Identify, Fix, and Prevent Them
A misconfiguration is an element in a system or application that is not configured correctly.
Configuration Management Software: Infrastructure vs. Applications
Configuration management software automates and controls configuration changes. It applies to both infrastructure management and application configurations.