infinitryout.hashnode.devDevOps 100 Days Challenge-Day 24 : Creating a New Git Branch xfusioncorp_blog from MasterThe Nautilus development team decided to implement new features in their project repository /usr/src/kodekloudrepos/blog. To keep these new changes separate from the stable code, the DevOps task was to create a new Git branch named xfusioncorp_blog f...Oct 20, 2025路2 min read
infinitryout.hashnode.devDevOps 100 Days Challenge-Day 23 : Forking an Existing Git Repository on Git | DevOps Challenge 馃殌In a real-world software development environment, developers often work on existing projects maintained by other team members. Instead of directly editing the main repository, they fork the repository to create their own working copy. This allows the...Oct 20, 2025路2 min read
infinitryout.hashnode.devDevOps 100 Days Challenge-Day 22 : Cloning a Bare Git Repository on Storage Server | DevOps ChallengeIn today鈥檚 DevOps challenge, we worked with a bare Git repository on the Storage Server in the Stratos DC. The task was to clone an existing Git repository to a specific directory without making any changes to permissions or files. This task helps bu...Oct 20, 2025路3 min read
infinitryout.hashnode.devDevOps 100 Days Challenge-Day 21 : Creating a Git Repository on the Storage Server 馃殌In this challenge, the Nautilus DevOps team received a requirement from the development team to set up a Git repository for their upcoming project.As part of the DevOps team, we need to create this Git repository on the storage server inside the Stra...Oct 20, 2025路3 min read
infinitryout.hashnode.devDevOps 100 Days Challenge-Day 20 : Deploying a PHP Application using Nginx and PHP-FPMWhen working as a DevOps Engineer, deploying web applications with Nginx and PHP-FPM is a very common real-world task. In this article, I鈥檒l walk you through Task 20 of KodeKloud DevOps Challenge, where I deployed a PHP-based application on App Serve...Oct 19, 2025路4 min read
