One year ago the first Jenkins 2.x release has changed the product paradigm dramatically. Now you don’t have to waste hours clicking UI buttons calling shell scripts from stage windows. Now you can do almost everything from a source code.
A couple of weeks ago I was celebrated a university graduation. Well, what does the “celebrated” mean? I just picked my diploma and went back to work. But nevermind.
This cheatsheet is inspired by Git Book I’ve read a few days ago. Getting some useful stuff from other sources, I’ve built a list of commands which seem quite useful for my workflow.
Won’t chit-chat about version control importance and Git domination. You know it all. Just take a look what’s here.
If we attentively look at IT industry at 2017, all of us will see “containers” and “Docker” as the top buzzwords ever. We started to package developed software in Docker containers in every field. We’re using containers everywhere. From small startups to huge microservices platforms. From CI platform to Raspberry Pi ARM-targeted research. From database management systems to….
The bigger your system becomes, the harder to maintain all included services. Some parts falling down after unsuccessful operation, some can get stuck after server reboot. Something can just exit the process because of panic.
