The Self-Healing Cluster: Building an Automated GitOps Pipeline on DigitalOcean Kubernetes (DOKS)
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Multistage Docker Build Using-Flask App
Multistage Docker builds are a technique to create smaller and more efficient Docker images by dividing the build process into stages. Instead of using a single Dockerfile for the entire build, multiple stages are defined. The initial stages focus ...
Project:Building a Two-Tier Application with Flask and MySQL (Using Docker-compose)
In our previous blog, we explored the process of setting up a Two-Tier Application using Flask for the front end and MySQL for the backend. Now, let's take it a step further and simplify the deployment process using Docker-Compose. Docker-Compose all...
Project:Building a Two-Tier Application with Flask and MySQL
Introduction: Docker has revolutionized the way we develop, deploy, and scale applications. One key aspect of Docker is its networking capabilities, allowing seamless communication between containers and enabling the creation of complex, multi-tiered...
Project:Setting Up Django Todo App with Docker and Volumes
Docker has revolutionized the way we deploy and manage applications, providing a consistent environment across different platforms. In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of setting up a Django Todo application using Docker and managin...
Commonly used Git branching strategies in a DevOps scenario.
Scenario: Imagine a team working on a web application. They follow a DevOps approach to ensure continuous integration and delivery. 1. Feature Branching: Suppose a developer is tasked with adding a new feature - a user authentication system. # Start ...
Shell Scripts commonly used by DevOps Engineers.
Certainly! DevOps engineers often use shell scripts to automate various tasks in their workflow. Here are some examples of shell scripts commonly used by DevOps engineers: 1. Automated Deployment Script: !/bin/bash # Simple deployment script to copy...