GitOps
A architecture GitOps describes a system which is reproducable from the state stored in a Git repository or any other Source Control Management (SCM).
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Categories: Containers Orchestration, DevOps & SRE, Adaltas Summit 2021 | Tags: Argo CD, CI/CD, Git, GitOps, IaC, Kubernetes
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JS monorepos in prod 5: merging Git repositories and preserve commit history
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Node.js | Tags: Bash, DevOps, GitHub, Packaging, Git, GitOps, JavaScript, Monorepo
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JS monorepos in prod 4: unit testing with Mocha and Should.js
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Automation, Unit tests, CI/CD, Git, GitOps, Monorepo, Node.js
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JS monorepos in prod 2: project versioning and publishing
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Unit tests, CI/CD, Git, GitOps, JavaScript, Monorepo, Node.js, Release and features
One great advantage of a monorepo is to maintain coherent versions between packages and to automatize the version creation and the publication of packages. This article covers the versioning and…
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JS monorepos in prod 1: project initialization
Categories: DevOps & SRE, Front End | Tags: Git, GitOps, JavaScript, Monorepo, Node.js, Release and features
Every project journey begins with the step of initialization. When your overall project is composed of multiple projects, it is tempting to create one Git repository per project. In Node.js, a project…
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Categories: Data Science, DevOps & SRE | Tags: DevOps, Infrastructure, Operation, Git, GitOps, SCM
Using a Version Control System such as Git for source code is a good practice and an industry standard. Considering that projects focus more and more on data, shouldn’t we have a similar approach such…
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