The Sitecore MVP program is designed to recognize individuals who have demonstrated advanced knowledge of the Sitecore platform and a commitment to sharing knowledge and technical expertise with community partners, customers, and prospects over the past year. The program is open to anyone who is passionate about Sitecore and has a desire to contribute to […]
Posts Tagged ‘Github’
Introduction to GitHub Actions
In today’s fast-paced world of software development, automation is the key to efficiency. GitHub Actions is a powerful tool that can help you automate your workflow, saving you time and reducing errors. In this article, I’ll dive into what GitHub Actions is, how it works, and how you can leverage it to supercharge your development […]
GitHub Action with XM Cloud
The approach I am going to show you would work for any CI/CD pipeline with XM Cloud with some level of customization, however, I will be showing it on an example of GitHub Actions. Why? One would ask – if my codebase is located at GitHub, why on earth would I need to leverage GitHub […]
Keeping your own XM Cloud repository in sync with official XM Cloud starter kit template
XM Cloud is a live evolving platform – the development team releases new base images almost on a weekly basis, and new features are coming to the product regularly, which gets reflected in the underlying dependencies, as well as public starter kit templates such as XM Cloud Foundation Head Starter Kit. At the same time […]
Introduction to Fine-Grained Tokens (Beta) vs Tokens (Classic) in GitHub
Introduction: GitHub is a popular platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects. One of the essential features of GitHub is its authentication and access control mechanism, which includes the use of tokens. Traditionally, GitHub has offered personal access tokens, known as “Tokens (Classic),” for authenticating and authorizing API requests. Recently, GitHub introduced a new […]
Salesforce Code Collaboration: Authenticate Git with Personal Access Token and Push Code via CMD
Introduction: When working with Git and GitHub, it’s essential to securely authenticate your account. Instead of using your GitHub password for authentication, a Personal Access Token (PAT) offers a safer alternative. In this blog, we will explore the steps to login to Git using a Personal Access Token and push your code to a GitHub […]
Efficient Git Workflow for Katalon Studio- From Pushing Specific Files to Resolving Conflicts
Continued from the first blog post on Git integration in Katalon Studio, this second blog post dives deeper into the topic. It focuses on specific file pushing and conflict resolution in Git, providing essential steps to efficiently manage Katalon Studio projects. By following these instructions, you can enhance collaboration, maintain version control, and address conflicts […]
Streamlining Collaboration and Conflict Resolution: Git Integration in Katalon Studio
Introduction: Efficient collaboration and effective conflict resolution are crucial for successful test automation projects. Katalon Studio, a powerful test automation solution, offers seamless integration with Git, a widely used version control system. In this blog post, we will explore the steps to enable Git integration in Katalon Studio and demonstrate how it simplifies collaboration and […]
Deployment of Spring Boot App on Amazon EKS Using GitHub, Jenkins, Maven, Docker, and Ansible
Deployment of Spring Boot App This is a common use case scenario that is used by several organizations. I hope this detailed blog is helpful to understand the CI/CD process. Let’s get started and dig deeper into each of these steps. Step 1 — Create an Ubuntu T3 Large Instance Select an existing key pair or […]
Automate Zero Downtime Deployment on GKE Cluster Using Blue Green Deployment Strategy
It’s difficult to deploy a new version of code without downtime. To resolve this issue a blue green deployment strategy is used. Blue green deployment strategy is used to deploy a new version of code. With the help of blue green deployment strategy, it is possible to roll back to the previous version of the […]
Deployment Of Containerized Application on Tomcat Server
Introduction: “DevOps” is the combination of tools and technologies that helps organizations deliver applications with minimal effort and in a shorter period of time. In this blog, I have implemented a DevOps strategy by integrating Github, Jenkins, and Docker to deliver small Java-based applications. Project Architecture: Tools Used: Tomcat: Tomcat is an open-source web […]
Integrating Terraform with Jenkins (CI/CD)
Automated Infrastructure (AWS) Setup Using Terraform and Jenkins (Launch EC2 and VPC) In this blog we will discuss how to execute the Terraform code using Jenkins and set up AWS infrastructure such as EC2 and VPC. For those of you are unfamiliar with Jenkins, it is an open-source continuous integration and continuous development automation tool […]