Tag:github

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• [DRAFT] From security posture management, application error detection and correction, to autopilot bug resolutions and patching with automata; Revamp your Dev~Ops with Generative AI

  Posted on:July 6, 2024 |  at 12:00 AM

  The DevOps cycle represents a set of practices and processes that facilitate continuous delivery and integration of software, ensuring efficiency and reliability in development and operations. In its purest form, it has eight key phases: **Plan**, **Code**, **Build**, **Test**, **Release**, **Deploy**, **Operate**, and **Monitor**. This continuous loop ensures efficient and reliable software development and operations. Every iteration begins with preparations and planning to define objectives and requirements, followed by coding and building the software. The new versions are then tested rigorously to ensure quality before the software is released and deployed to production. Once deployed, the software is operated and continuously monitored to maintain performance and address any issues or unexpected failures. This iterative process promotes agility, collaboration, and rapid delivery of high-quality software systems.

• A Successful Approach to Migrating your API Docs to GitBook

  Posted on:June 26, 2024 |  at 12:00 AM

  Apparently this is not quite straight forward without too much effort, firstly when Postman collections are converted to MD or MDX files a lot of compatibility issues and side-effects happen with CLI tools that are used to consume and turn them into static websites.

• From Concept to Reality How We Designed a CI/CD pipeline That Grows with Us

  Posted on:January 22, 2024 |  at 12:00 AM

  To create a compelling CI/CD pipeline, you have to design and build a solution that's simple to use, timely to your project's estimates and adaptable to your new requirements. It's helpful to focus on aspects that will catch your audience's interest who are working in a range of different roles from code developers, content writers, UI/UX designers, ops to QA engineers, security specilists and product managers.