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Introduction Modern applications must work across multiple Python versions. However, running tests one version at a time slows down development. Instead of waiting for sequential builds, you can execute tests […]
Introduction Manual Docker builds often cause inconsistent image versions and deployment errors. Developers may forget to test containers before pushing them to a registry. As a result, production environments become […]
Introduction In modern DevOps, GitOps has become a standard way to deploy applications.Instead of manually deploying code, we use Git as the single source of truth, and tools like Argo […]
Introduction Slack integration in Jenkins helps DevOps teams receive real-time build notifications directly inside Slack channels. Modern DevOps teams rely on automation and instant communication to deliver software efficiently. While […]
Introduction In modern DevOps environments, automation is essential for delivering reliable and high-quality software. Jenkins is a popular open-source automation server that helps teams implement Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous […]
Introduction In modern DevOps teams, engineers usually manage many applications at the same time. However, when each application has its own Jenkins pipeline written from scratch, problems quickly appear. Pipelines […]
Introduction By default, Jenkins runs on port 8080. While this works for quick testing, it can cause problems in real environments. Port 8080 is commonly scanned by attackers, often blocked […]
The Problem Every Team Faces Imagine this: it’s Friday evening, and your team is deploying a critical update to your web application. Users are actively browsing your site when suddenly—everything […]
Deployments often cause downtime when the old version of an application is stopped before the new version is ready.Even a short outage can break user trust. In this blog, I […]
From Heavy Images to Production-Ready Containers In modern DevOps workflows, Docker image optimization is a critical practice. Specifically, this matters when container images grow beyond 500MB and slow down builds. […]
